Displish is a common word used among Christians today, but it's often used without clarity.

With many differing definitions, how can we be sure we're getting it right?

And why must the church be committed to helping Christians? How can we be sure we're getting it right?

And why must the church be committed to helping Christians or

discipling Christians to live every day in light of the final day?

Welcome to the Radical with David Platt podcast, the latest sermons from teacher, author, and

pastor David Platt delivered weekly.

As always, you can find thousands of more free resources over at our website radical dot net.

When today's sermon David Platt looks to God's word in order to explain what biblical

discipleship is and how it's vital for the church today.

Here's David with the third sermon in this series titled 12 Traits of a biblical church

discipleship from Deuteronomy chapter six.

If you have a Bible... from Deuteronomy chapter 6.

If you have a Bible and I hope you or somebody around you does that you can look on with, let me invite you to open to me actually to the first part of the Bible in the Old Testament,

fifth book, Deuteronomy,

Deuteronomy chapter six.

Deuteronomy chapter six, while you're turning there,

I want to welcome those of you are gathering with

us in Loudoun Prince William Montgomery County Wharf different micro sites it's

good to be together across Washington around God's word. I praise God for His grace in our gatherings last week.

I wish you all could have seen the front of this room and other campuses just filled at the

end of each gathering with people confessing Jesus as Lord and receiving his salvation. I wish you could hear all the stories I've heard

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