What does the command to make disciples look like for you practically? What opportunities

around you can you take advantage of to make disciples?

Welcome to Radical with David Platt.

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you can visit us over at our website radical.net.

In today's message, David Platt helps to define the heart of the church's mission,

disciple making.

Christ's command in Matthew 28, 18 through 20 was not given to a select few, but rather

to the entire church.

In light of Jesus' authority, every disciple is to share the word, show the word,

teach the word, and for the glory of God serve the world. Here's David continuing the mission

precision series with a sermon titled defining disciple making from

Matthew 28. If you have a Bible and I hope you do let me invite you to open with me

find Matthew chapter 28 so this is the fourth message in a series of key terms and definitions when it comes to

Mission and our purpose in this world.

So we started by looking at the gospel.

It was the gospel.

We believe that changes our lives for all of eternity.

Then we looked at evangelism and conversion. So how do we make this gospel known to other people and how

to people become followers of Christ, which then led to looking at what a disciple is,

fundamentally a follower of Jesus

who's been transformed from the inside out

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