Apologetics: Your Disciple-Making Opportunity for Defense of the Gospel
There are many essentials in our disciple-making efforts. But too often, apologetics is missing or ignored in disciple-making.
Author: Darryl Wilson
Use a H.E.A.R. Journal to Listen and Obey
The H.E.A.R. journal method may work for you and your disciples. Practice it together. Challenge your disciples to use it with others.
Who Will You Disciple in the Coming Year?
Start with prayer about who will you disciple. Open your eyes to see those who God sends. Now, go and have conversation with those persons.
What Are Your Disciple-Making Goals?
Without movement, one might conclude a disciple is either sick or dead. Set disciple-making goals to show evidence of Jesus’ impact.
Thanksgiving: Time to Choose Gratitude
This year has been challenging. Life at nearly every turn has taken us away from the comfortable and normal. It has been filled with surprise, change, and stress. And despite it all, we get to choose gratitude. We Get to Choose Gratitude Gratitude is an attitude of choice. In the…
Will You Make Disciples During the Holidays?
Take advantage of holidays and special days to invest in people who need Jesus and those who need to walk more closely with Him.
Have Fun Making Disciples
When serious meets fun, often the disciplers and disciples bond and grow more. In fact, I want to encourage you to have fun making disciples.
Host a Disciple-Making Connection Event
Do your disciple-makers and potential disciples need the kick-start that can be provided by a disciple-making connection event?
Soul Care for the Weary Leader
November 9, Owensboro, KY Pastors, associate pastors, and discipleship leaders are invited to the annual meeting of the Discipleship Network of Kentucky. Dr. Hershael York will offer biblical and practical encouragement for pastors who are facing the challenges of ministry. Date & Location Monday, November 9 from 11:00 a.m. –…
Care Enough to Send the Best
Disciple-making is about relationships, investing, and sending. It is about more than personal growth as a disciple. Send the best!
