The present-day call of modern psychology is to discover who YOU are, to be true to YOURSELF, but the call of the Christian Life is quite opposite of that.  The call is that we become like Christ.  There is a definite tension between these positions, but the Scriptures are clear. 

As Christians, we are called to love others, both Christians and non-Christians.  Just how do we do that?  What does it look like to love a non-Christian?  Today, we consider those questions and more.

We are unpacking a description of a discipled person.  Today, we are considering the 4Hs (Head, Heart, Hands, House) of a person who is learning to love other believers. 

The 4 Hs - Head, Heart, Hands, and House of a disciple is what we are aiming to develop.  Today's episode developing the 4 Hs in the area of Love for and Trust in God.

We are told to make disciples.  "To make" something is a productive term, resulting in an outcome.  What is the "product" of disciples that we are told to make?  Let's consider 6 categories for development.

We are called to produce something as followers of Jesus -- other followers.  When a follower is fully developed, they will be like their Teacher (Jesus) - Luke 6:40.  In this episode, we begin unpacking a handful of the most pressing qualities we need to help followers of Jesus develop.

If our mandate is to make disciples, we must begin with the question - just what is a disciple, what does one look like when fully developed?  In this episode, we begin a foray into that question.

We have spent months learning about Key Things a New Disciple Needs to Learn.  In this one broadcast, I will summarize some of these foundational truths.

Today, we wrap up Ephesians and our study of the dozens of great "in Christ" statements found in the Epistles.  This is part 8 from Ephesians.

Today, we wrap up chapter 4 of Ephesians.  In this broadcast, we look at some identity statements, but also talk about some practical steps we need to learn to take.