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Why do we go to church, worship God, read the Bible, or attend a small group? If the answer is not to equip ourselves to make a difference in the lives of others, then we may have missed the mark.

The disciple’s service, as described by Dr. Stanley, is to pour out one’s life into someone else. Jesus did not save you just to become a child of God, but also to become a channel for God that might bring other people into a relationship with Him.

In this message, Dr. Stanley encourages us to have a relationship with Jesus Christ first, and a relationship with someone else who can hold you accountable second. When these two relationships are solid in your life, you can pour your life into the life of someone else, and point them to the Lord.

This message is part of the sermon series "Called To Be A Disciple".