A living relationship with the risen Jesus provides the guts and the power of the new life
of radical discipleship.
It is a call to leave behind the comfortable religion we know, and follow Jesus into the uncertain and wild ways
of radical discipleship.
I wonder if what is innocuous to us is a way for us to say it would be too costly to my life to actually ponder the implications or ramifications
of radical discipleship.
At any rate, the outcome will provide the young evangelical «righteous remnant» (the explicit terms, incidentally, in which they see themselves) with an excellent opportunity to «go the way of the cross,» paying the cost
of radical discipleship.
So long as we obey the «biblical mandates
of radical discipleship,» we can let God worry about where the chips fall.
Among the other services rendered by monastics, their pattern
of radical discipleship is a powerful reminder of the call to be «in but not of the world.»
Not exact matches
European Christendom already appeared to be in terminal decay, and Kierkegaard's main purpose as a writer was to awaken his readers and to convince them
of the necessity, and difficulty,
of radical Christian
discipleship.
Yet he combines this
radical reformation vision
of a church living the costly life
of discipleship with a Roman Catholic emphasis on tradition, sacraments, and the importance
of the virtues to the moral life.
Where is the church
of Stanley Hauerwas» theology that calls for a
radical, nonviolent
discipleship?
If they do not have a specific «charism»
of radical Christian
discipleship, what's the point?
But no matter how broadly the image
of discipleship is conceived, its foundation is
radical commitment.
While not downplaying the importance
of personal regeneration, the need for
radical discipleship, or the call to the building - up
of the church, I believe such emphases tend to obfuscate a genuine, Biblically centered social ethic.
Needed is a foundation for uniting a
radical understanding
of God's action in history with
radical individual and corporate
discipleship in the world — namely, reflection which results from depth experience, the spiritual life, the interiorization
of faith through meditation, prayer and corporate worship.
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discipleship through his ministry
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The five components
of «the
Radical Experiment» may not seem that radical; they're more like basic Christian discip
Radical Experiment» may not seem that
radical; they're more like basic Christian discip
radical; they're more like basic Christian
discipleship.
I know far, far more young Christians who are excited by G.K. Chesterton's invitation to the infinite wonder
of orthodoxy, and by Dietrich Bonhoeffer's bracing call to
radical holiness and
discipleship.
A passionate argument that Christology should be transformed in terms
of Christo - praxis, which means
radical discipleship.
Moltmann feels that the future
of the Protestant church in Europe lies not with the large state church, but with small communities
of faith, where the charismatic gifts
of all can be recognized, and where Christians can live out a
radical discipleship.
And within that center we take seriously the Sermon on the Mount, believing that
discipleship is a
radical reorientation
of lifestyle.