The Disciple's Impact
Genuinely Following JesusSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg discusses the impact that disciples can have on the world, outlining God's vision of conquering the world and bringing all to His side. Gregg uses biblical promises and references to emphasize that through evangelism, prayer, and living a life of righteousness, disciples can bring glory to the Lord and help fulfill His vision. He stresses the importance of prayer, self-defense, and spiritual warfare to combat worldly influences and ensure that Christians remain steadfast in their faith. Ultimately, Gregg highlights the great reward in heaven for those who impact the world in Christ's name.
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