Sometimes, people say they're Christians, but their actions betray that profession. It's easy to think, "are they really Christians?" Paul writes to the church in Rome about this and we have a lot to learn from his words. There's a good chance their faith hasn't matured to a point, yet, where it impacts their daily living. So, how do we respond? Let's learn together.

Sometimes, people say they're Christians, but their actions betray that profession. It's easy to think, "are they really Christians?" Paul writes to the church in Rome about this and we have a lot to learn from his words. There's a good chance their faith hasn't matured to a point, yet, where it impacts their daily living. So, how do we respond? Let's learn together.

Sometimes, people say they're Christians, but their actions betray that profession. It's easy to think, "are they really Christians?" Paul writes to the church in Rome about this and we have a lot to learn from his words.&nbsp;There's a good chance their faith hasn't matured to a point, yet, where it impacts their daily living. So, how do we respond? Let's learn together.&nbsp;

Welcome the Weak

When Jesus said, "follow me," he blew up the "first round draft pick" approach of the day and chose ordinary people to follow him, thrusting them into a 24/7 apprenticeship for which they were not qualified...by the world's standards.&nbsp; The first twelve spent roughly three years with Jesus. That's over 26,000 hours. Discipleship is a slow, long walk. We cannot be empowered, equipped, and released to make disciples by attending church 50 hours a year…but we can grow as we go.&nbsp; Follow our podcast on your favorite platform or right here on our website. We will have sermons, conversations with current disciples, and short teachings about discipleship, leadership, and life. Will we get to 26,000 hours? Not likely. But there's tremendous value in going together.

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Christianity

When Jesus said, "follow me," he blew up the "first round draft pick" approach of the day and chose ordinary people to follow him, thrusting them into a 24/7 apprenticeship for which they were not qualified...by the world's standards.  The first twelve spent roughly three years with Jesus. That's over 26,000 hours. Discipleship is a slow, long walk. We cannot be empowered, equipped, and released to make disciples by attending church 50 hours a year…but we can grow as we go.  Follow our podcast on your favorite platform or right here on our website. We will have sermons, conversations with current disciples, and short teachings about discipleship, leadership, and life. Will we get to 26,000 hours? Not likely. But there's tremendous value in going together.

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