“A disciple motivated by the spiritual license drinks from the empty cup of spiritual freedom. Gospel-centered disciples drink deeply from the cup of costly grace and fight to live lives of obedience to King Jesus. Faith in the gospel actually… — Jonathan K. Dodson Copy Share Image
“The gospel calls us back to look at Jesus over and over again. A disciple of Jesus is a person who so looks at… — Jonathan K. Dodson Copy Share
“We need relationships that are so shaped by the gospel that we will exhort and encourage one another to trust Jesus every single day.… — Jonathan K. Dodson Copy Share
“Unfortunately, repentance is commonly viewed as something we do to get on God’s good side. We think to ourselves, “If I feel sorry enough,… — Jonathan K. Dodson Copy Share
“Disciples are gospel people who introduce and reintroduce themselves and others to the person and power of Jesus over and over again. A disciple… — Jonathan K. Dodson Copy Share
“We can have hundreds of Facebook friends, and thousands of Twitter followers, without having a single deep friendship.” — Jonathan K. Dodson Copy Share
“The wonderful news of the gospel is that Jesus frees us from trying to impress God or others because he has impressed God on… — Jonathan K. Dodson Copy Share
“A disciple motivated by the spiritual license drinks from the empty cup of spiritual freedom. Gospel-centered disciples drink deeply from the cup of costly… — Jonathan K. Dodson Copy Share
“Gospel-centered discipleship is not about how we perform but who we are—imperfect people, clinging to a perfect Christ, being perfected by the Spirit.” — Jonathan K. Dodson Copy Share
“The role of gospel motivation in discipleship is frequently overlooked.1 If religious performance and spiritual license are unbiblical motivations for discipleship, what do biblical… — Jonathan K. Dodson Copy Share
“Sherry Turkle’s Alone Together argues that social media creates the illusion of companionship while leaving us isolated from one another.” — Jonathan K. Dodson Copy Share
“How do we repent? We repent through faith . . . turning to God in faith and from sin in repentance are the same movement.” — Jonathan K. Dodson Copy Share
