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multipliers | week one
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Scripture (ESV):
Matthew 4:18-22
Matthew 9:9
John 1:43
Matthew 19:21
Luke 9:23
Matthew 28:19-20
Teaching Notes:
- Small things, done consistently over time, lead to big transformation.
- A disciple is someone who is following Jesus, becoming more like Jesus, and helping others follow and become like Jesus.
- A disciple is someone who is following Jesus.
- A disciple is someone who is becoming like Jesus.
- Discipleship is forming people in the image of Christ.
- A disciple helps others follow and become like Jesus.
Reflection Questions:
1. Where have you seen the principle that small things, done consistently over time, lead to big transformation play out in your own life? What areas of your life would you like to apply this principle in the future?
2. A disciple is defined as someone who is following Jesus, becoming like Jesus, and helping others follow and become like Jesus. What part of that definition feels strongest for you in this season? Which area is the most challenging?
3. What does following Jesus look like in your everyday life? How can you follow Jesus more faithfully in this season?
4. Why is it important for the Church not to simply focus on information but aim for transformation? What is one command or teaching of Jesus that you know but struggle to consistently observe or apply?
5. When you honestly evaluate your spiritual growth, would you describe yourself as stagnating or growing? What is one small, concrete change God may be inviting you to make this week to help you grow toward maturity in Christ?