A disciple possesses a genuine concern for the __.

• A. Church
• B. Neighbors
• C. Lost
• D. Family

Answer: (C)

The main idea is the burden a disciple feels for those who are not yet in a saving relationship with Christ. In this view of discipleship, a genuine concern for the lost drives outside-the-church evangelism, outreach, and sharing the gospel; it reflects the mission Jesus gave to His followers to seek and save the lost. While caring for the church, neighbors, or family are important aspects of living out faith, the emphasis here is on the urgency and compassion toward those who haven’t heard or responded to the gospel yet. This perspective shapes how a disciple prioritizes efforts and conversations aimed at bringing others into a relationship with Christ.