You may not be the pastor of a church, but the teaching of God's Word is a responsibility

and a privilege, and it belongs to every follower of Christ.

In this message from Acts, David Platt helps us see that every disciple is to be involved

in making disciples, and the Word of God is critical in this task.

The Word saves, it satisfies, and it sanctifies people.

Whether formally from the pulpit or relationally in everyday life, disciples of Christ are

to teach the Word.

This is the Radical with David Platt podcast.

Here is David with a message titled, Disciple Making Teach the Word.

If you have a Bible, and I hope you do, I invite you to open with me to Acts 2.

I am thankful to God for Chris Nichols and his willingness to open up his life to us

last week.

We have a lot to learn from a man with nine children, whose family and whose home has been such

a clear display of the gospel to many, many, many people.

Chris is a concert reminder to me that Disciple Making is not an easy step-by-step program

to participate in, but it's a difficult, oftentimes messy process to invest your entire

life in, and there's nothing more important that we can do that invest our lives in multiplying

the gospel in other people.

You've got at the top of your notes, a little recap review for us, just to bring us all

up to speed, especially if you've missed the last couple of weeks work.

We've gone through Acts, now we're taking a step back, these last four weeks lead up

to Easter and saying, okay, what does it really mean to make disciples?

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