LENTEN Reflection day 35. What was Jesus' intentional design for disciple making? Nothing in Jesus' ministry was accidental or random. From His childhood visit to the temple, to His last words before His ascension, Jesus understood His purpose and pathway that would take Him there. His great purpose was to proclaim the gospel of God's Kingdom and His timeless strategy was to raise up a small group of disciples who would multiply the gospel to the end of the earth. We are part of that same strategy today as we have been commission to make disciples of all Nations. Mathew 28:16---20. Therefore we must pay careful attention to Jesus' intentional design in disciple making. In the gospels we see several key strategies Jesus used in leading a disciple movement.1.Prayerful selection of a few disciples.2. Intentional training and expereiencemark 6:7--13.3. Relational accountability mark 3:24.4. Multiplication. Chosen to go and bear fruits. Mathew 28:18--2o. May God give you grace in this season of LENT to grow by multiplication by being and making one.Rev Samuel Muwonge.

 ministry was accidental or random. From His childhood visit to the temple, to His last words before His ascension, Jesus understood His purpose and pathway that would take Him there. His great purpose was to proclaim the gospel of God's Kingdom and His timeless strategy was to raise up a small group of disciples who would multiply the gospel to the end of the earth. We are part of that same strategy today as we have been commission to make disciples of all Nations. Mathew 28:16---20. Therefore we must pay careful attention to Jesus' intentional design in disciple making. In the gospels we see several key strategies Jesus used in leading a disciple movement.
1.Prayerful selection of a few disciples.
2. Intentional training and expereiencemark 6:7--13.
3. Relational accountability mark 3:24.
4. Multiplication. Chosen to go and bear fruits. Mathew 28:18--2o. May God give you grace in this season of LENT to grow by multiplication by being and making one.
Rev Samuel Muwonge.

Nothing in Jesus' ministry was accidental or random. From His childhood visit to the temple, to His last words before His ascension, Jesus understood His purpose and pathway that would take Him there. His great purpose was to proclaim the gospel of God's Kingdom and His timeless strategy was to raise up a small group of disciples who would multiply the gospel to the end of the earth. We are part of that same strategy today as we have been commission to make disciples of all Nations. Mathew 28:16---20. Therefore we must pay careful attention to Jesus' intentional design in disciple making. In the gospels we see several key strategies Jesus used in leading a disciple movement.
1.Prayerful selection of a few disciples.
2. Intentional training and expereiencemark 6:7--13.
3. Relational accountability mark 3:24.
4. Multiplication. Chosen to go and bear fruits. Mathew 28:18--2o. May God give you grace in this season of LENT to grow by multiplication by being and making one.
Rev Samuel Muwonge.