Bible Teaching and Discipleship for a Digital World

Repentance is one of those words we hear often in church. We hear it in sermons, read it in Scripture, and use it when talking about the Christian life. But if someone asked you, “What does repentance actually mean?” how would you answer? Is it feeling sorry for something you did? Is it guilt over making a bad decision? Is it promising God that you'll try harder next time? Or is biblical repentance something deeper? Here at Digital Disciples Ministries, one of the goals of Th

More Than Belief—A Life of Discipleship • The Digital Pulpit • In our last post, we asked the most important question: What is the gospel? We saw that Jesus Christ died for our sins, was buried, rose again, and calls sinners to repent and believe. But what happens after we believe? What does it actually look like to follow Jesus? For many people, Christianity can become something we simply identify with. We may attend church, own a Bible, listen to Christian music, or agree w

We hear the word “gospel” all the time in Christianity—but what does it actually mean, and why does it matter for every one of us? The word gospel is familiar to most Christians. We talk about gospel preaching, gospel music, sharing the gospel, and living for the gospel. But imagine someone who knows very little about Christianity asking you a simple question: “What is the gospel?” What would you tell them? The answer is at the very heart of Christianity. The gospel is not a