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Moses instructs Israel on the final six of God’s Ten Commandments.

Moses demonstrates his humility in taking the advice of his father-in-law Jethro.

This week’s lesson is focused on Christ’s work in the believer’s life which has an outward expression of God’s virtues toward others.

In the book of Philemon, Paul emphasizes spiritual refreshment, transformed relationships, and sacrificial restoration as a result of the Gospel.

Paul exhorts Titus to plant healthy churches fueled by grace and highlighted by solid character and relationships.

Paul sends encouraging updates and greetings to and from his fellow workers as they all work together to support each other and strengthen the church.

The Colossian Christians are called to live out their faith in Christ in their homes and as they engage with a watching world with wisdom and grace.

The first step in making disciples is to pray that the Lord would show you a believer you could walk with, ask them to join you in following Jesus, then engage them in growing together.

We pause our study in Exodus, where the Hebrews are living in a foreign land, to focus on how we live the same way through our Be/Make/Reach initiative. To MAKE disciples is mandated by Jesus himself, and he modeled it in the Gospels as he taught the Twelve how to follow him. We too must strive to encourage and help one another as believers as disciples in our own day.