Following Jesus in the Way | Bill Dogterom

In Acts 19, Paul spends three months preaching in the synagogue in Ephesus. Some listeners recognize the truth of what he's saying and still refuse to believe, because believing would cost them their position. So Paul moves out, rents a lecture hall, and spends the next two years teaching the disciples day after day until the whole region has heard the message.

In this message, Pastor Bill looks at what it actually means to be a disciple. Not someone who agrees with Jesus, but an apprentice who watches the master and learns to live the way He lived. The question isn't whether you believe the right things. It's whether the way you handle your money, your relationships, your work, and your ordinary Tuesday looks anything like the way Jesus would handle them if he were you. And if it doesn't, what is discipling you instead?