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✓ Published: 07-Aug-2014
✓ Published: 07-Aug-2014
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Follow Christ TogethernIt’s an encouragement I’ve given to many churches. It sounds good. No one disagrees. Everyone nods.nnAnd then I explain what I mean by the simple phrase “Follow Christ Together.”nnFollow.nVery simply, it must involve forward movement. Follow is a verb meaning “to go or come after; to move or travel behind.” So When Jesus called the disciples, they didn’t “follow him in their hearts” and stay in their boats. They took action. We are people of action. The c
Follow Christ TogethernIt’s an encouragement I’ve given to many churches. It sounds good. No one disagrees. Everyone nods.nnAnd then I explain what I mean by the simple phrase “Follow Christ Together.”nnFollow.nVery simply, it must involve forward movement. Follow is a verb meaning “to go or come after; to move or travel behind.” So When Jesus called the disciples, they didn’t “follow him in their hearts” and stay in their boats. They took action. We are people of action. The c
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