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  1. vineyardusa.org › jesus-intimacy-with-hisJesus’ Intimacy With His Disciples (John Wimber)

    May 8, 2017 · In John 14:1 Jesus begins by saying, “Do not let your hearts be troubled. Trust in God; trust also in me.”. That’s one of the most profound statements in all of history. Jesus equates belief in God with belief in him, thereby equating himself with God. It’s possible to put on an act in public and fool some. But you and I know we can’t ...

  2. thebiblespeakstoyou.com › how-did-jesus-love-hisHow Did Jesus Love His Disciples? - The Bible Speaks to You

    Dec 5, 2022 · Jesus called his twelve disciples to him and gave them authority to drive out impure spirits and to heal every disease and sickness. Matthew 10:1 NIV. They knew it was possible because they had seen Jesus heal. When he gave them the authority or power to heal as he did, they were prepared.

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  4. corediscipleship.org › true-discipleship-how-jesusTrue Discipleship: How Jesus Made Disciples

    Jesus’ method of discipleship was relational, intentional, and holistic. He invested more than three years (26,280 hours) nurturing the spiritual growth and development of 12 disciples. The following are the basic principles we discover in Jesus’ discipleship process. Personal Relationship. Jesus built personal relationships with his disciples.

  5. discipleship.org › blog › the-four-steps-to-makingThe Four Steps to Making Disciples the Way Jesus Did

    Jesus intended for disciples to make disciples. The fourth step, therefore, is to release this new disciple to multiply his life in the life of others. Before his death, Jesus told his men, “By this my Father is glorified, that you bear much fruit and so prove to be my disciples” (John 15.8). Things that are mature, multiply.

  6. www.biblicalleadership.com › blogs › 6-life6 life priorities Jesus modeled for his followers | Biblical ...

    • Jesus modeled full dependence upon the Holy Spirit. The Scriptures are clear—every aspect of Jesus’ life and ministry was saturated with the Spirit of God.
    • Jesus modeled the centrality of prayer in His life and ministry.His ministry began in prayer (Luke 3:21) and ended in prayer (Luke 23:46). Shortly after His baptism the Spirit led Jesus into the wilderness (Luke 4:1), where He launched His ministry with 40 days of fasting and prayer.
    • Jesus modeled the importance of obedience to His Father’s will. Early in Jesus’ life, when He was 12 years old, He was obedient to His earthly parents, Mary and Joseph (Luke 2:51).
    • God’s Word was central in Christ’s life and ministry. He modeled its use in every situation. He knew the Word and used it as He encountered the everyday issues of life.

  7. bible.org › seriespage › 15-discipleship-its15. Discipleship: Its Definitions and Dangers (Matthew 23:1-12)

    Jun 1, 2004 · It was the impartation of knowledge. Granted, on the part of the disciple, there was a very pronounced dependency upon the Rabbi, but there was never the sense of intimacy which existed between Jesus and His disciples (cf. John 15:15). Although Jesus taught His disciples, they perceived their commitment as a very personal one.

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  9. discipleship.org › blog › six-things-Six Things Jesus Did To Equip His Disciples For Ministry

    Below are 6 things Jesus did with his disciples to prepare them for ministering to others: Jesus brought them to a place/situation where there were others who were in need. Jesus had given them real teaching prior to this point. Jesus connected them to God and to each other. Jesus had equipped them and released them to do ministry.