Adult Discipleship: What might it look like? (IMOS)
I apologize for being a tad harsh in my judgment about adult Christians. However, this raises the question about the criteria we use to name them such. I propose that an adult disciple would lead from her weakness, know her status as a beloved sinner, rely on God’s help, and have a special care for the poor. Something like that. Please note your reactions. –roc,sj
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May we all find that, Roc. Thanks
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