Not Just A Christian: Learn How to Be A Disciple of Christ

Fun Fact: When Jesus was alive, Jesus nor Jesus’ disciples ever referred to themselves as Christians. Being a Christian and being a disciple of Christ involves distinct nuances within the broader framework of Christianity. While being a Christian generally implies adherence to the faith, a disciple of Christ goes beyond mere identification and embodies a committed, active pursuit of following Jesus’ teachings and example.

A Christian may encompass a broad spectrum of beliefs and practices within the faith, while a disciple of Christ emphasizes a more intentional, transformative journey. Discipleship involves a personal, ongoing relationship with Jesus, marked by a desire to emulate His life, love, and principles. Disciples actively seek spiritual growth, engage in regular study of the Scriptures, and strive to apply biblical teachings in their daily lives.

Furthermore, discipleship often implies a sense of sacrifice and wholehearted devotion to living out the values Jesus espoused. It involves not just acknowledging Christ as Savior but aligning one’s actions, attitudes, and priorities with His teachings. In essence, while being a Christian lays the foundation, being a disciple of Christ involves a deeper, more committed, and purposeful engagement with the transformative aspects of Christian faith. Learn to be a student or disciple and not only a Christian. Jesus’ teaching shows us the power of being a disciple. This course will teach you a little about me and my ministry and a whole lot about Jesus and His. All for the sake of revealing the secrets of how to live as a true disciple of Christ.