EFFECTUAL GRACE RECEIVED MINISTRIES, INC.
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA

We are a group of lay-men who have gotten together to study God's Word. As we studied we realized that there was much more to being a follower of our Lord than just attending church. That our Lord and Savior had placed a genuine calling upon every believer to be His witness (see Acts 1:8). With that calling of being a disciple, there is a cost (see John 12:26), dying to self (see Matthew 16:24-26), ministering to others (see 1 Peter 2:9-10), preaching the Gospel (see 2 Timothy 4-2). To that endeavor we formed Effectual Grace Received Ministries, to teach other men (2 Tim. 2:2) the strategy of Jesus, using His method, model, and mandate. We have developed a training team  to teach on the three M's of Jesus Christ, any where in the world that God leads us, from the inner city to the ends of the earth. A Disciple-making Ministry, building world impacting disciples of Christ thus Leaving a Spiritual Legacy That Counts     The one and only command in the Great Commission of Jesus Christ (Matthew 28:19-20) is the strong command which means, “To turn people into disciples”. Disciple making is a personal activity engaged between a Discipler and one or more disciples and, properly done, will produce vastly enlarging future generations of disciples and disciple-makers with incredible product and limitless potential. Jesus certainly knew the way to fulfill His own Commission! Technically, discipling is one follower of Christ imparting his entire life (see 1 Thess. 2:8) and the full scope of the truths of the Gospel (see II Tim. 1:13, 2:2) in a systematic and relational way to another disciple of Christ. This is not merely Christian influence designed to help other believers to be better Christians, but strategic procedure designed to initiate Total World Impact beginning with one disciple. According to Jesus, this is the individual responsibility of each of His followers. Every Christian has the responsibility to become a type or pattern by which others may mold their lives. (Philippians 3:17)