Avoid Making Disciples of Yourself
How do you make disciples who are zealous to truly follow Christ? It is through a balanced discipleship. This article offers three areas in which balance must be kept.
Your Church Doesn't Need Followers
This article offers five signs that a church might be making disciples of the church rather than of Christ.
Mark – Introduction to the Gospel of Mark
This chapter forms an introduction to the Gospel of Mark. Introductory matters addressed are its authorship, the audience, the date, the emergence of Mark in gospel studies, theological emphases (Christology, the Messianic secret, the disciples and discipleship), and an outline of the Gospel.
Three Reasons We Must Not Forget the Psalms
Four Principles for Disciples Who Last
How do we become disciples who last? This article discusses four ways we can develop discipleship perseverance, in an effort to make mature disciples.
Did the Lucan Jesus Desire Voluntary Poverty of His Followers?
Often Jesus called his disciples and followers to leave everything. What is the content of this call? There are also passages in Luke and Acts that seem to require voluntary poverty. Other passages require a right attitude to the continuing possession of wealth. What was Jesus' teaching on possessions?
The Great Commission Is a Great Place to Begin to Understand Biblical Counselling
The great concern of biblical counselling is to remake broken people into disciples of Christ. Therefore, as the article explains, this form of counselling is for everyone—both those who "need" counselling as well as those who don't think they need it.
Mark 16:7 - Reunion
Dissecting the Great Commission
Women in the Ministry of Jesus
We have been told in recent times that Jesus was a radical feminist. According to this view he deliberately undermined the traditional patriarchal framework so obviously a part of Old Testament culture and religion.