Loving your neighbor is so much more than a social issue, it is a gospel issue.

Discipleship is derived from the gospel, not divorced from the gospel. It’s not the basic ABC then for the higher spiritual devout

We are not only called to be disciples, we are also called to make disciples.

Many pastors think their greatest impact comes from preaching to many. Not true. Our greatest impact is in discipling a few. Jesus did life with the disciples in close proximity. You won’t create radical disciples from a pulpit; you’ll only create an audience. You must walk closely with people.

You are either making disciples or making excuses. Which one are you?

Discipleship is not a program we launch, but a lifestyle we embrace.

One living demonstration of the gospel is far better than a hundred explanations of many sermons.

I am convinced that the greatest need of the church today is more men, women, boys, and the girls who have abandoned their dreams, possessions, and treasures at the feet of the cross and rise up to be the disciples that the scripture points us to and multiply the gospel to the ends of the Earth (Acts 1:8)

If you see something wrong happening in the church, you can either do nothing, or you can do something. And I already tried nothing. I have shared these details because I feel a moral responsibility to do so. Hiding behind the closed doors had done nothing.

Radical Discipleship is about nothing more and nothing less than laying bare the roots of the gospel.