A Firm Foundation – Day 15: Deeper Discipleship
Date: Sunday, October 19, 2025
Acts 2:42–47 (NIV); Exodus 34:6–7 (NIV); 2 Timothy 3:16–17 (NIV)
Reflection
The earliest believers devoted themselves to teaching, fellowship, breaking bread, and prayer. Their community was marked by joy, generosity, and devotion to God’s Word. True discipleship is not shallow or casual—it is a lifelong journey of being formed by Scripture, rooted in God’s presence, and shaped for His mission.
God reveals Himself as gracious and compassionate, slow to anger and abounding in love (Exodus 34). As disciples, we grow deeper when we encounter this God in His Word. Paul reminds us that Scripture is God-breathed—useful for teaching, correcting, and training in righteousness. Discipleship is not just information; it is transformation that equips us to live with purpose in the world.
Reflection Prompts
Where are you currently rooted in God’s Word, and where do you long to grow deeper?
How does God’s character shape your understanding of discipleship?
Discussion Questions
What marks of discipleship do you see in Acts 2:42–47?
How can devotion to Scripture and prayer transform our community?
Why is it important that discipleship leads to mission, not just knowledge?
Weekly Activity Ideas
As a household or group, read a short passage of Scripture aloud daily and share one insight together.
Try memorizing one verse as a family this week and reflect on it at meals or bedtime.
Volunteer together in a service project as an expression of living out God’s Word.
Closing Prayer
Living God, breathe Your Word into our hearts so that we may grow as disciples of Jesus. Root us in truth, shape us in love, and send us into the world to live for Your glory. Amen.