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Not just a learner, an apprentice. This is what apprenticeship to Jesus looks like — not just belief, but bold steps of obedience. In today’s culture, the word disciple  often brings to mind a student, someone who learns about Jesus through books, sermons, and studies. And while learning is a good thing, discipleship in the way of Jesus was never limited to information. In the first century, a disciple was more like an apprentice. Think about someone learning to be a carpente

Ephesians 4:11–12 says, “Christ himself gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the shepherds, and the teachers, to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up.” These five roles, often called APEST, are not just ministry titles or personality types. They are the distinct expressions of Jesus that make up His Body. Together, they reveal His character, His mission, and His design for how the Church was meant to function from the

When Jesus called His disciples, He didn’t hand them a book or a class schedule. He simply said, “Come, follow Me.” That invitation shows...

Every movement has a DNA, the core code that determines how it grows and spreads. For Kingdom Life, that DNA isn’t built on programs,...