Digital Logos Edition
If we truly believe Jesus Christ is not only the Son of God, but also our Savior and Lord, it is reasonable for others to expect to see proof of our commitment in the way we live. That evidence is what biblically-minded Christians call discipleship.
Discipleship implies a living relationship with the Christ we love, serve, and seek to imitate. For most of us there is room in this relationship for considerable improvement, so if improvement is your goal, John Koessler will take you on an incredible journey. This contemplative and practical book will help you find the tools you need to deepen your commitment to Christ.
“The mark of spiritual maturity is not merely the possession of knowledge. True maturity is characterized by applied knowledge.” (Page 77)
“Water baptism signifies my entrance into the community of the Spirit” (Page 13)
“It is significant, however, that Acts 2:43 says that miraculous signs were performed by the apostles. This agrees with the apostle Paul’s characterization of signs, wonders, and miracles as ‘the things that mark an apostle’ (2 Corinthians 12:12; cf. Hebrews 2:3–4).” (Page 66)
“True humility is biblically informed realism. It is as likely to celebrate genuine strengths as it is to own up to real weaknesses.” (Page 43)
“Baptism is a pledge of commitment made to God that springs from the cleansing that has come through faith in Christ.” (Page 14)