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 BECOMING A DISCIPLE MAKER 2023


DEFINITIONS:

1. A Disciple:

  •     Someone who is following Jesus
  •     Someone who is being changed by Jesus
  •     Someone who is committed to the mission of Jesus (Matt 4:19)

2. Disciple Making:

  •     Entering into a relationship to help people trust and follow Jesus

3. Disciple Maker:

  •     A Christian who enters into relationships with people to help them trust and follow Jesus

4. Discipleship- First:

  •     Those who see themselves through the missional lens of being disciples who make disciples


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