Meaning

Having been converted or trained as a disciple or a group of disciples..

Definitions by Sense

1. Having been converted or trained as a disciple or a group of disciples.
2. Appropriate for a disciple; as a disciple.
3. Serving as a student or follower of a mentor or spiritual teacher.
4. simple past and past participle of disciple

Example Sentences

From whence it is argued, that the Infants of notorious ungodly Parents being Members of a Discipled Nation, may therefore be baptized as such Members.

The bibliography at the end is simply the best general bibliography I know of toward the development of a discipled mind.

Christ set her free, and she is quick to proclaim that she is "drug free, debt free, and spiritually free." Now she serves others as a discipled warrior in a healthy church.

Soon missionaries coming out of discipled circles will provide most of the force required by new opportunities.

For worship leaders and teams to effectively build a congregation as a discipled community over time, that team must value their personal lives with God over and above the opportunity to express their personal musical gift on a stage.

See prayer as not just an element of worship but as a powerful tool to shape a discipled character in people.

These demands have been properly tethered to renewed and repeated scriptural discernment, with the result that scriptural reality resolves exile in different ways: exile, for instance, may refer to a discipled participation in the Cross; or to an ascetic denial and yearning; or to some transtemporal pneumatic embrace; or an agonistic resistance to evil; to penitence; to the long practice of prayer.

If we accept a selfish gospel then we have no great motivation to engage with a discipled, sacrificial lifestyle.

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