Every disciple, within the body of Christ, must have the right perception of who God is through the wisdom of God, presented by the word of God. Having a biblical worldview presents the right perspective within discipleship and increases the spread of the gospel. There are five components that make up a biblical worldview: creation, the fall of man, redemption, consummation, and a new creation. 

Humanity was separated from God due to the original sin in the Garden of Eden, which brought brokenness, suffering, and spiritual death. In His mercy, God sent Jesus Christ to live without sin, die on the cross, and rise again, offering salvation and freedom from sin’s penalty. Those who accept this gift of grace through faith in Jesus are called to share the good news with others and live in reconciliation with God.

Ministry is the total submission to God’s purpose, where every believer is called to spread the gospel and make disciples in all areas of life. Each person is uniquely equipped by God to serve with love, using their gifts to reflect Christ’s transformative power and engage in service for His glory. Effective ministry strengthens both the believer's faith and the world around them, advancing God’s purpose and bringing hope and healing to those in need.

A disciple is committed to living in a way that is pleasing to God, engaging in a lifelong process of transformation through learning from Christ and spiritually mature believers, and then discipling others. Discipleship builds a Godly community, fostering relationships that nurture spiritual growth and help believers stay rooted in the Word of God, free from sin and deception. Through discipleship, believers mature in their faith, enduring trials with grace and bearing fruit as they obey and share the gospel with others.