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Understanding Diakonos: Servants, Ministers, and Deacons

Explore the meaning of the Greek word diakonos, which translates to "servant," "minister," or "deacon," and learn about the various roles and qualities associated with it. Discover how obedience, humility, and respect are essential for those wishing to serve faithfully in the context of Jesus Christ.

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Understanding Diakonos: Servants, Ministers, and Deacons

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  1. Servants, Ministers & Deacons

  2. Definition of Diakonos • The Greek word diakonos, translated “servant,” “minister” or “deacon,” • Generally refers to one who provides assistance to another person. • It also describes an agent or intermediary, or one who serves a superior.

  3. Usage of Diakonos • Incidental Examples • Negative Examples • Positive Examples

  4. Conclusion • Those who wish to be identified as faithful servants of Jesus Christ must cultivate certain essential attitudes: • Obedience (John 12:26) • Humility (Matt. 20:26; 23:11) • Respect for the Message of Truth (1 Tim. 4:6)

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