Answering the Call
Genuinely Following JesusSteve Gregg
In "Answering the Call," Steve Gregg discusses the topic of discipleship, specifically focusing on Matthew 23:37 where Jesus expresses a desire to gather the children of Jerusalem. Gregg emphasizes the need for a response to this call and encourages the audience to consider their own commitment to discipleship. Throughout the discussion, Gregg stresses the importance of fully embracing the teachings of Jesus and actively seeking to follow in his footsteps.
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