In this enlightening sermon, Adrian Turner delves into the theme of Jesus as “the discipler,” exploring the principles that Jesus used to train his 12 apostles. These principles, Turner insists, are not only historical but ever-relevant to followers of Christ today. A key focus is on the concept of consecration, a term less common today, yet rich in meaning and theological significance.
Turner meticulously unpacks what consecration means, relating it to dedication and obedience, and highlights its scriptural foundations in both the Old and New Testaments. He uses engaging analogies, such as the “General’s jeep,” to illustrate how things and people are set apart for divine purposes. The sermon continues to challenge the congregation to embrace these principles, demonstrating that obedience and commitment to Christ come with costs but lead to true freedom and growth in faith.
