Discipleship

Definition and stakes

Portrait of William Ware William Ware,  Aurelian; or, Rome in the Third Century

“ Let love, Christians, mutual honor and love, be the badge of our discipleship, as it was in the first age of the church. Soon, very soon, will you be called to bear testimony to the cause you have espoused, and perhaps seal it with your blood. Be not less ready to show your love to those around you by the promptness with which you lend your sympathy, or counsel, or aid, as this new flood of adversity flows in upon them. ”
Source: Gutenberg

T. Edmund Harvey,  A Wayfarer's Faith: Aspects of the common basis of religious life

“ Yet such men, whose life-creed is better than their thought-creed, are a proof that discipleship is a vital relationship, involving more than a mere emotional surrender or intellectual submission. It will surely be in the more faithful working out of this conception of discipleship, that Christian folk will be able to achieve that spirit of unity which is of more value than external Reunion. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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