A Compelling Testimony: Maintaining a Disciplined Walk, Christlike Character, and Godly Relationships as God's Servant
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4. Do any of the perspectives and errors regarding discipline spring up in my own walk with Christ and others? What specifically is the Lord saying to me about my life in light of the teaching here?
B. Connection to your witness, preaching and teaching in urban ministry contexts
1. In my testimony and witness for Christ, do I speak clearly regarding the call of God to kingdom living to those I teach? Do I clearly articulate for others their position in Christ, and their responsibility to discipline themselves for the purpose of godliness? 2. What elements in the teaching on the role of discipline is most present in my teaching about the goal of Christ likeness to others? What elements appear to be the least emphasized in my discussions and preaching on the nature of Christian discipline?
3. How can I adjust or shape my life, my testimony, and my teaching to better coincide with the biblical witness regarding discipline and the pursuit of holiness God has called me and my students to live?
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We cannot help but see that the [people] who have achieved wonders in modern science and technology are [people] of very great inner discipline. Not one has succeeded by following the path of least resistance. ~ Elton Trueblood. The Yoke of Christ . p. 128.
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