Disciples of Jesus

Discipleship is a life-long journey to becoming more like Jesus Christ.

 
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To BE or to DO?
In this blog, John MacDonald explores the concept of genuine Christ-like transformation, contrasting the philosophies of "to do is to be" and "t...
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To BE or to DO?
In this blog, John MacDonald explores the concept of genuine Christ-like transformation, contrasting the philosophies o...
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The Hope of Christmas
I am so grateful for Christmas, for The Hope of Christmas. Not the sugar-coated, Hallmark movie kind of Christmas, where everything turns out ok...
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The Hope of Christmas
I am so grateful for Christmas, for The Hope of Christmas. Not the sugar-coated, Hallmark movie kind of Christmas, wher...
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Discovery Bible Study: A Challenge for Canadian Ministry Lea...
In the first two parts of this blog series, we shared Teresa’s story of introduction to Discovery Bible Study (Part 1) as well as stories of Ter...
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Discovery Bible Study: A Challenge for Canadian Ministry Leaders
In the first two parts of this blog series, we shared Teresa’s story of introduction to Discovery Bible Study (Part 1) ...

Disciples of Jesus


What is a disciple? During His short life walking the earth, Jesus called twelve men to follow Him. To witness His miracles, hear His teaching and most importantly live life with Him for those brief intense years. Today Jesus is still calling people to be His disciples and amazingly to participate in showing God's love and mercy to the world, just the same as He with those first few followers. Our starting point for understanding discipleship is Jesus – his life, conduct, and teaching. Jesus is the source, substance and goal of true discipleship.

Here you will find resources on lifetime journey of being a disciple of Jesus.


To BE or to DO?

In this blog, John MacDonald explores the concept of genuine Christ-like transformation, contrasting the philosophies of "to do is to be" and "to be is to do" within the context of the Sermon on the Mount. True transformation comes from a change in inner character, not just outward behavior, aligning with the teachings of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew.

To BE or to DO?

In this blog, John MacDonald explores the concept of genuine Christ-like transformation, contrasting the philosophies of "to do is to be" and "to be is to do" within the context of the Sermon on the Mount. True transformation comes from a change in inner character, not just outward behavior, aligning with the teachings of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew.