What does it truly mean to be a disciple of Jesus in today's world? This question forms the heart of our exploration as we dive into a listener-submitted question about becoming better followers of Christ both individually and collectively.The modern church faces a critical challenge—we've become increasingly focused on impressive programs, charismatic personalities, and polished presentations while sometimes losing sight of authentic discipleship. Through a thoughtful examination of Matthew 28:18-20, we unpack Jesus's original commission and discover that making disciples isn't about our impressiveness but about His authority working through us.True discipleship requires vulnerability, transparency, and a willingness to walk alongside others in their messy, real-life journeys. When we present facades of perfection, we create barriers to the very connections Christ calls us to build. The art of discipleship is intimate, personal, and transformative—built on relationships rather than performances.For individual believers, this means a radical reorientation of priorities. We serve not to elevate ourselves but to lift up Jesus. We share not to prove our spiritual superiority but to point to the One who has transformed our lives. As the episode powerfully states: "If people look at your life and you claim to be a Christian, and they see more of you than they see of Jesus, you're doing it wrong."Ready to rediscover what it means to be and make disciples? Listen now, and don't forget to like, share and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. This might be the best 15 minutes of your day—because real change happens fifteen minutes at a time.Send us a textSupport the show

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