Like a Mother (2:7-8)

• Each of us needs gentle caretakers helping us develop in all the necessary ways (2:7).
• We do not love someone completely until we become intentional about their spiritual condition (2:8).

Like a Sibling (2:9-10)

• We should fight against doing anything that creates a moral burden for those around us (2:9).
• The greatest lessons we will ever teach are the truths embedded into our character (2:10).

Like a Father (2:11-12)

• At some point in our lives, we ought to take personal responsibility for someone’s discipleship (2:11).
• Discipleship requires an intentional mentor to teach another how to follow God (2:12).

We are making disciples who take personal responsibility for Kingdom activity.

• Paths – What is your personal plan to grow spiritually?
• Partners – Who are you intentionally partnered with for spiritual growth?
• Permissions – Where has God placed you to live with a Kingdom mindset?
• Purposes – Who will you take responsibility for discipling?