Becoming a Disciple Who Makes Disciples
Main Texts:
Matthew 28:19–20; 2 Timothy 2:2; Hebrews 5:12
Matthew 28:19–20; 2 Timothy 2:2; Hebrews 5:12
Introduction
One of the highest signs of maturity is the ability to help others grow.
A mature believer moves from being constantly fed to helping feed others.
Growth is not complete until it reproduces.
The Goal of Spiritual Growth
God does not mature believers merely for personal benefit.
A mature believer moves from being constantly fed to helping feed others.
Growth is not complete until it reproduces.
The Goal of Spiritual Growth
God does not mature believers merely for personal benefit.
He matures them so they can:
- Teach others
- Encourage others
- Disciple others
- Serve others
Maturity produces multiplication.
Biblical Illustration
Paul invested deeply in Timothy.
Timothy then became a leader who influenced others.
This pattern demonstrates spiritual reproduction.
Questions for Reflection
Are others growing because of your influence?
Are you helping younger believers?
Are you sharing what God has taught you?
Marks of a Disciple-Maker
A mature disciple:
- Knows God’s Word
- Lives God’s Word
- Teaches God’s Word
- Models Christlike living
- Invests in others
Application
- Mentor someone spiritually.
- Share your testimony.
- Help another believer grow in faith.
Shalom!
