Jesus said that many people would call him Lord on the last day, and yet not truly know

him.

Is it possible to claim to be a Christian and not truly be saved?

According to Jesus, the answer is yes.

In this message from Matthew chapter 4 verses 18 through 22, David plat unpacks the significance

of what Jesus means when he says to people, follow me.

Biblical discipleship is more than merely saying a prayer or making a decision, though

it may involve those things.

Biblical discipleship means surrendering your life to Christ's Lordship, recognizing

the identity of the one who invites us to follow him.

He is Savior, Lord, King, and Messiah, truly God, and truly man.

There is nothing greater than having a relationship with God through his son Jesus Christ.

This is the Radical with David plat podcast.

Here is David with a message titled, You Need Biblical Discipleship.

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 with me to Matthew chapter 4.

It's the first book in the New Testament, Matthew chapter 4.

Feel free to use Table of Contents if you need to.

And as you're turning on a welcome those of you at other locations around Metro D.C. and

others online, it's really good to be together around God's Word.

I want to jump right in and ask a question.

Is it possible to be a cultural Christian but not actually be a follower of Jesus?

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