Jesus Christ: His Mission and Ministry (Second Edition)
Chapter 7: Intentional Discipleship: Our Fundamental Catholic Identity
Intentional Discipleship: Our Fundamental Catholic Identity
Film Focus: This Archdiocese of Milwaukee video examines the meaning of intentional discipleship and the ways a Catholic can seek out a maximist approach to practicing the faith.
Text Focus: Pages 241–244
Discussion Questions:
- What is an intentional disciple?
- What is the difference between a minimalist and a maximist in relationship to your call to be a disciple of Christ?
- When have you said to God “your will be done”? What happened for you?
- How can discipleship be as “natural as breathing” for you?
- Tell about some occasions when you recognize Jesus in others.
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