The calling of the disciples; the mission; Peter; parables; cost of discipleship; wealth; service; the greatest commandments.
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What is a disciple?
Which pair of disciples (out of the two who Jesus first called) were probably richer, and what evidence is there for this?
What is the significance of the call of the disciples?
Give an example of a modern day Christian who claims to have been called to discipleship.
Why might Jesus have sent The Twelve out on a preaching and healing mission?
Why did Jesus allow his disciples to take only the bare essentials when he sent them out on their mission?
Why did Jesus instruct his disciples to shake the dust of their feet as they left if they were rejected by anyone?
Why is it particularly damning that Peter denied knowledge of Jesus after being recognised by one of the servant girls of the high priest?
According to the history of the early Christian community, what became of Peter after the commission?
What does the 'Kingdom of God' refer to?
What is the meaning of the parable of the mustard seed?
What immediately precedes the cost of discipleship passage?
How do some modern day Christians take Jesus command that disciples must deny themselves very seriously?
What does the story of the widow at the treasury teach Christians about giving?
