Napkin Sermons | Discipleship

This is the Day Rejoice

The pastors who scribble down a sermon on a napkin, should toss that sucker where it belongs: in the trash. The teaching on Sunday is our first line of discipleship, which means the church you attend is critically important. But what happens after the Sunday sermon? The discipleship must continue. So how do you go about it?

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When this is the day you’re waiting around for someone to ask you to disciple them, don’t. Ask an elder or a deacon to connect you with someone. Ask around. Ask someone you’ve connected with if they’re being discipled. If they have someone else in mind to disciple them, help connect them! This isn't dating. It's discipleship. Rejection don't matter. Obedience to the command to disciple others, matters.

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Resources:

Songs of Suffering: 25 Hymns and Devotions for Weary Souls by Joni Eareckson Tada

The Heart of Anger: Practical Help for the Prevention and Cure of Anger in Children by Lou Priolo

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