By
Bill Hull
You do not have to be a Pastor to benefit from the
gems of wisdom found in this book. Book
reviews usually vary from opinions to a general description. However, I prefer
to reveal the works value with a sample of what I found in my prospecting for
treasure.
These are the gems of thought I found in Chapter
Three:
The Great Commission represents the commanded work
of the church. The three important
actions called for are; going, baptizing, and
teaching.
Disciple making is necessary to obey that Great Commission. Jesus specified the work product of the church with
the command, ”Make Disciples”.
By
Jesus’ definition, disciples reproduce themselves through evangelism. Those are
the reproducers that create the multiplication for an exponential growth of the
church.
The teaching of believers to obey the Great
Commission is a vital work of the church. It will require commitment to a
accountable learning mode. The evidence of such a commitment will appear in the
training of people to do evangelism, showing them how, and doing it with them,
then letting them do it.
The disciple is the committed follower of Jesus
Christ who communicates with God through the Word, Prayer and demonstrates his
belief by action.
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