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The Sonship Academy
Discipleship means being a follower of Jesus. To be discipled is to be taught . To be discipled in the ways of the faith. Often times we hand a microphone and a Bible to those we identify as gifted , and never check their study life or understanding of what it means to be a disciple. This class is not preparing you to preach. Nor does your participation remove your affiliation from your local church. This course is geared toward giving language and a landing page for the sons (and daughters) of God. This class is sonship 101. Apostle Ebony will be taking her students through what it means to truly be committed to the life and legacy of Christ.
Classes Begin: Nov.2024
Registration Investment is required
First Class Discussion Topics
The Heart and Purpose of Discipleship
Discipleship is at the core of Christian faith. It involves following Jesus, learning from Him, and becoming more like Him. As we grow in our discipleship, we become better equipped to share the love of Christ with others and make positive impact in the world around us.
The Cost of
Discipleship
The cost of discipleship is a topic that has been discussed for centuries. It refers to the sacrifices that one must make in order to follow a particular faith or belief system. These sacrifices can range from giving up material possessions to facing persecution and even death. Despite the challenges, many people find that the rewards discipleship far outweigh the costs.
The Doctrine of
Discipleship
The Doctrine of Discipleship guides individuals on their spiritual journey towards enlightenment. It emphasizes following a spiritual leader and cultivating a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. By practicing discipleship, individuals can achieve a greater sense of purpose and fulfillment in life.
The Enemies of
Discipleship
Discipleship is a journey that requires dedication and commitment. However, are certain enemies that can hinder your progress and prevent you from reaching your full potential. These enemies include fear, doubt, complacency, and distraction. By recognizing and overcoming these obstacles, you can stay on track and continue to grow in your faith and discipleship.