In today's Making Disciples Letter, Al Stanford describes the steps to accepting Jesus' grace and being saved.

He noted that in the original Greek text, the main command is not “go” or “teach,” but “make disciples.” The other verbs—going, baptizing, and teaching—serve as supporting actions.

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"Catechesis is nothing other than the process of transmitting the Gospel, as the Christian community has received it, understands it, celebrates it, lives it and communicates it in many ways ...

Make disciples, baptize, and teach (28:19–20). For a book so focused on demonstrating that Jesus’ ministry fulfills the prophecies of old, there is palpable enthusiasm for preaching the message of ...

We seek to glorify God by surrendering to Jesus, making disciple-making disciples and impacting communities through the love of Christ. For more information, please visit our website at coe22.com.

We seek to glorify God by surrendering to Jesus, making disciple-making disciples and impacting communities through the love of Christ. For more information, please visit our website at coe22.com.