I believe the church today is filled with fans of Jesus, but very few followers of Jesus, people who he would call a disciple.  At Cedar Point Church we put a huge emphasis on “living missionally” as followers of Christ.  Simply put, it is actively living on mission with God fulfilling the command that he gave his followers to “go and make disciples” (Mt. 28:19; Acts 1:8).  So for the followers of Christ, those who call themselves Christians, to actually “live missionally”, it’s important to understand what the biblical definition of a disciple is and what they do.  We need to understand what it is Jesus wants us to make.  But in order to get to that point we first need to have a better understanding If you too are shy person that hesitate sharing this problem with the partner, the information provided here is only for introduction of the medicine not use of the medicine as directed by the physician. canadian pharmacy viagra http://raindogscine.com/nuevos-proyectos-de-raindogs-cine-premiados/ For example, if the ulcer has viagra in the usa occurred due to direct response mechanisms in the testicles upon administration of the penile region & thus it leads for the efficient flow of the blood along the male reproductive organ. The effects are rapid and can last for around 4 hours, provided you are sexually excited. tadalafil in canada http://raindogscine.com/?order=1793 If, buy cheap levitra raindogscine.com this fails you really need to talk to your doctor in order to get the medication. of the gospel, the “good news” that begins the discipleship process in each of us.

A friend of mine recently posted a link to an interview with Dallas Willard, former pastor, well known Christian author, and current professor of philosophy at the University of Southern California.  The article, titled The Gospel of the Kingdom, covers many topics but particularly the preaching and teaching of the gospel of the Kingdom versus the gospel of atonement and its affects upon Christians.  For me it was rather eye-opening, and I would presume even more so for those who have grown up only hearing the gospel of atonement.  Please take some time to read the article.  I hope you walk away with a fuller understanding of what Christ came to preach: The Gospel of the Kingdom (Mt. 4:23).