Disruptive Discipleship | Week 1 - Resilience over Compromise
Big idea:
In a culture of compromise, followers of Jesus must lean into a disruptive discipleship that embodies resilience.
The following is a teaching for Contrast Church’s launch team gathering on Sunday evening, Jan 10th, 2021.
The biblical texts used throughout the teaching are:
- Daniel 1 
- 1 Peter 1-2 
- Luke 22 
Training Notes:
5 Practices for Resilient followers of Jesus.
*From Faith for Exiles
- Experience intimacy with Jesus - This is done powerfully with others (like CORE), 
- Asking big questions and finding the answers in Jesus, 
- Learn what it means to talk to God, but also listen and respond in conviction. 
 
- Develop the muscles of cultural discernment - Don’t live under a rock, anchor to the Bible and trust its convictions on you. 
- Don’t just engage, prepare to engaged. 
- Learn how to have theology with a cultural backbone. 
 
- Forge meaningful, intergenerational relationships. - Have a group of people that you love, but sometimes don’t like (they call you on your crap). 
- Have someone ahead of you, helping you navigate 
- Be someone who is worth being around, be vulnerable. 
 
- Train for vocational discipleship - Form a good theology of work and calling. 
- Find meaningful ways to engage in mission at your work. 
 
- Engage in Countercultural mission. - Curb entitlement and self-centeredness by serving 
- Don’t always put safety first. 
- Embody a Godly sexual ethic (more on that in a few weeks). 
- Lead with love 
 
 
                         
             
            