The naming of disciples as “Christians” in Antioch marked a significant moment in the early spread of Christianity (Acts 11:26). While Shakespeare’s Juliet argued that names hold little significance compared to a person’s essence, names serve as essential points of reference for communication. In Antioch, the disciples were labeled “Christianos,” meaning “followers of Christ.” This term, though potentially coined in mockery, took root and was…
Story Tag: True Discipleship
