Disciple

The need for Criminal Gain/Status was chosen as many disciple killers commit murder to gain the respect, love, or approval from a person that they worship and admire like a gang or cult leader.Therefore, the offender evaluates their potential criminal status (respect/approval from a person) from their leader…

participated in military combat, the reserves, and performed tours of duty across the foreign and domestic soil. Jesus the Christ traveled to several communities, cities, and surrounding areas in teaching the disciples how to become disciples. Training the veterans of Tabernacle (AMEC) to become disciples through The Fruit of the Spirit created a window of opportunity for spiritual growth. A training model by John A. Huffman Jr., on The Fruit of the Spirit will support the veteran’s training…

in the year 6 AD in the city of Bethsaida. Bethsaida is located near the Sea of Galilee. John was the son of Zebedee, a Galilean fisherman, and Salome. John became one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus. His brother James was also one of the first disciples of Jesus. Their mother Salome and Mary were sisters, this made the boys cousins to Jesus. Jesus referred to the brothers as "Boanerges," meaning "sons of thunder." This was because they wanted to have fire sent down onto a town that would not…

Introduction The first disciples of Christ lived, worked, and matured in the presence of each other. They were not isolated. They did not seclude themselves from others. Instead, they embraced each other, worked through circumstances with one another, and fought the good fight together. These relational components helped develop the first church. The Lord created the church so that people could be mentored and publicly discipled to grow in their relationship with Christ. Of course, the goal is…

fruitfulness, dependence, vital union, pruning” and for a culture here people were familiar with agriculture, this metaphor would have made perfect sense. (Hutchinson, John C. 64) What Jesus likely desired from His disciples was a recognition that they were not capable of producing disciples without being deeply tied to Him, by understanding and living of His teaching and the Scriptures, as well as devoted time in fellowship and prayer. Discipleship is deeply tied to this passage, as one must…

previous art works, hence exhibiting Jesus closer to humanity and more humble. The atmosphere and environment is as well humble since it is portrayed indoors with humble wooden furniture and patterns. As well, the technique of coloring and shading the disciples’ features and clothing is of a humanistic approach; the drippings of the clothing and table cover, detailed facial features, hair and beard.. Which is labeled in the book “A companion to Art Theory” as “mechanical arts.” Hence, the…

It was night, when the disciples followed Jesus to Garden of Olives. They looked worried as they men stopped in the garden. Jesus left his disciples to go pray to his father (God). The disciples kept watch, while Jesus was talking with God. I saw Jesus start to shake and tremble, I wondered what was happening, it was as if someone was attacking him but know one was there. Soon he got up, while he got up, I saw a group of soldiers heading their way. Jesus and disciples came together, while the…

Dr. Coleman discusses Jesus with his audience. Jesus is considered by some the greatest of evangelist. He has been the New Testament model for discipling people. Jesus’s model of discipleship also equipped the individuals that he was in contact with, the tools to continue on after he was to leave and rejoined the father. This book review will critique the work of Dr. Coleman. Summary The book outline eight ideas that Dr. Coleman deems important as it relates to the ministry of Jesus Christ…

context of Matthew 6:25-34 into consideration. Jesus disciples, in this time, left behind every aspect of their life to be fully devoted to following Jesus. After Jesus’s resurrection, the passage most likely reflected the missionaries that…

Simon Peter, the impulsive yet sensible disciple of God. Outspoken and ardent, one of Jesus’ closest friends, and above all one of the first “pillar’s” of the church. Though he had his flaws, because of God’s amazing abilities, Simon Peter ended up molding into a leader and someone the Christians could depend on. God set Peter’s life in place; through this Peter became more than just generic fisherman, but he became a foundation of the ever growing church. Peter was born just Simon, son of…