From The Summit Church in Durham, NC.
A letter written by Paul to his young counterpart in the faith, 2 Timothy reads not as an impersonal manual for discipleship, but like intimate correspondence from a father to his child. How do we persevere in our faith in a world that seems intent on destroying it? The truth is, it often helps to have someone who is a few steps ahead of us, modeling what authentic faith looks like and, in turn, pouring into us. Through this series, we will see why relational discipleship is vital to our growth. In certain seasons it may take the form of friendship, while in others it may look more like mentorship, but ultimately, it moves us closer to our collective goal—making disciples who make disciples.
