From the beginning of creation, it has been Gods desire that we live in his likeness. Referring to the creation of man in Genesis 1:27 the Bible states that man was made in “his own image.” It has always been God intention that we model after him. From the beginning of time, he called us to follow his lead. Just as God walked with Adam and Eve, so did Jesus walk with his disciples. God fellowshipped with Adam and Eve and walked with them daily; Jesus in turn walked and fellowshipped everyday teaching his disciples.
Throughout Jesus’ ministry he lead by example. Spending quiet time with God, through prayer and fasting, talking to sinners, healing the sick, giving sight to the blind, casting out demons, and calling those who believed in him. He began teaching them how to reach and touch those that were lost and without Christ. He did not walk this earth just as a man, but as God who trained up others to follow his lead. The difference in the ministry of Christ and the disciples after Christ ascended were different in the sense that, men believed that Christ was the Messiah while he was here, that he was going to save them, and after the resurrection, the …show more content…
He began his ministry with twelve disciples, yet when the disciples went to Jerusalem and had been told to wait for the comforter, it was not twelve that stayed, it was a hundred and twenty. He had raised men up to take his place in ministry. He had given them the tools to reach the lost and win souls, but he knew that without the power of the Holy Spirit there lives would be powerless. After they received the power of the Holy Spirit, lives around them began to change. The started churches and went on missions. They returned to the places they had built to make sure they were still preaching the gospel of Christ, not words of man or empty promises. See Christ knew it was not about the numbers but those committee to sharing the gospel that
Throughout Jesus’ ministry he lead by example. Spending quiet time with God, through prayer and fasting, talking to sinners, healing the sick, giving sight to the blind, casting out demons, and calling those who believed in him. He began teaching them how to reach and touch those that were lost and without Christ. He did not walk this earth just as a man, but as God who trained up others to follow his lead. The difference in the ministry of Christ and the disciples after Christ ascended were different in the sense that, men believed that Christ was the Messiah while he was here, that he was going to save them, and after the resurrection, the …show more content…
He began his ministry with twelve disciples, yet when the disciples went to Jerusalem and had been told to wait for the comforter, it was not twelve that stayed, it was a hundred and twenty. He had raised men up to take his place in ministry. He had given them the tools to reach the lost and win souls, but he knew that without the power of the Holy Spirit there lives would be powerless. After they received the power of the Holy Spirit, lives around them began to change. The started churches and went on missions. They returned to the places they had built to make sure they were still preaching the gospel of Christ, not words of man or empty promises. See Christ knew it was not about the numbers but those committee to sharing the gospel that