Habits for Abiding (Part One)
“We seem to have plenty of Christians. But very few true disciples.”
I’ve heard comments like these many times throughout the years. It certainly cannot be because we lack instructive books, studies, articles, courses, and the like on “discipleship.” Instead, perhaps it is because the commitment to be a disciple requires effort. A heart to follow that involves a cost.
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