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The Call to Modern-Day Discipleship: A Series Recap

The Call to Modern-Day Discipleship: A Series Recap

Over the past six weeks, we've embarked on a journey exploring Modern-Day Discipleship. We've delved into the core principles that define a follower of Christ in the 21st century, navigating the challenges of maintaining a strong faith in a fast-paced world and putting love into action through compassion, justice, and forgiveness.


We explored the importance of using our unique gifts to further God's work, navigating difficult conversations about faith with respect, and ultimately, discovering the profound joy that comes with living a life dedicated to Christ's teachings.


Key Takeaways:

  • Modern-day discipleship isn't about replicating the past; it's about applying Christ's timeless principles to the complexities of our modern world.

  • Faith requires intentionality. Carve out quiet time for reflection, prayer, and mindfulness practices to nourish your spiritual connection.

  • Love is the cornerstone of Christian faith. Seek opportunities to extend compassion, advocate for justice, and offer forgiveness in your daily interactions.

  • Your unique gifts are tools to be used in service to God. Explore ministries within the church or your community that allow you to utilize your talents for good.

  • Open and respectful dialogue is crucial in today's diverse world. Approach conversations about faith with an open mind and a desire to understand.

  • The joy of discipleship is a powerful source of strength and fulfillment. Cultivate gratitude, find purpose in service, and connect with a supportive church community.


Continuing Your Journey:

Discipleship is a lifelong adventure.


Join a small group study at your church, volunteer in a ministry that aligns with your passions, or simply spend some quiet time reflecting on your faith journey. Remember, you are not alone on this path. The United Methodist Church community is here to support and encourage you as you strive to live out your faith in meaningful ways.


As John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, famously said, "Do all the good you can, By all the means you can, In all the places you can, At all the times you can, To all the people you can, As long as ever you can."


Let's embrace this call to action and continue to make a positive impact as modern-day disciples of Christ. We grow stronger together, united in faith and love.




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