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What does the Bible say about being a disciple of Jesus?

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The Bible emphasizes that being a true disciple means growing in humility and love for Christ rather than merely counting years of attendance in church.

Being a disciple of Jesus, as depicted in the Scriptures, involves a transformative relationship with Him rather than a mere accumulation of time spent in religious activities. In Acts 21:16, the term 'old disciple' does not refer to the number of years someone has been a believer, but to the depth of their relationship with Christ and their growing humility in the light of His grace. The true indication of maturity in the faith is not how long one has been involved in church life, but how much one has learned to depend on Christ and see their own unworthiness in comparison to His infinite merit.
Scripture References: Isaiah 65:20, Matthew 20:26-28, Matthew 28:18-20, Mark 8:34, John 10:27

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Acts 21:16
Robert Hawker · May 29, 2016
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