Summary

This conversation explores the mentoring framework of Jesus as he trains his disciples to actively participate in Kingdom work. It emphasizes the urgency of action in faith, the importance of purpose, and the call to bring peace to others. The discussion also touches on the cost of following Jesus, the significance of humility, and the role of community in spiritual growth. Ultimately, it highlights the joy of being part of something bigger than oneself and the assurance that followers of Jesus are never alone in their journey.

Takeaways

- Being a follower of Jesus means doing something.

- There's an urgency to do and to go.

- The call to purpose is essential for Christians.

- Daily drills can help us grow in our faith.

- We are called to bring peace to others.

- Not everyone will accept the message of Jesus.

- Our names are written in the Book of Heaven.

- It's not about power for ourselves, but dependence on God.

- We are part of something bigger than ourselves.

- Jesus loves the upside down kingdom.

Chapters

00:00 The Call to Action: Following Jesus' Example

09:55 Understanding Purpose in the Christian Life

19:57 The Urgency of Discipleship and Mentorship

30:01 Bringing Peace: A Christian's Responsibility

33:23 The Urgency of Jesus' Call

37:34 Preparing the 72 for Mission

41:00 The Harvest and the Workers

45:50 Rejection and Identification with Jesus

49:40 The Power of the Mission

57:46 The Upside Down Kingdom

01:07:29 Community and Connection in Purpose

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