In this powerful message, we explore the vital importance of discipleship in our Christian journey. The sermon delves into Acts 14, where Paul and Barnabas return to cities where they faced persecution to strengthen new believers. This courageous act reminds us that our calling is not just to make converts, but to make disciples who can, in turn, make more disciples. We're challenged to consider: Are we merely content with our salvation, or are we actively growing and helping others grow in faith? The message emphasizes the need for deep, meaningful connections within the church body, encouraging us to engage in small groups, Bible studies, and mentoring relationships. Just as Paul and Barnabas appointed elders in each church, we're reminded of the importance of spiritual leadership and accountability in our faith communities. This sermon invites us to reflect on our own spiritual growth and asks: Are we strengthening others in their faith journey?