Abstract
To live the Christian way of life, one should be fluent in the language of faith. Becoming fluent in a language does not happen overnight. It does not happen in one hour a week. Daily practice in the home, community, and world are an integral part of learning to become fluent. How one learns a language serves as an analogy to navigate building, growing, and establishing a Christian way of life. Learning to become fluent in a language requires immersion in that language and culture. If we are not intentional, do not set expectations, and have a plan to follow up, our efforts are fruitless. It is not about us as leaders in the congregation. It is about empowering others to be leaders of the faith in their own homes.Date
2019-01-03Type
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