New and Growing Believers Event
Steve McCoy from SmallCircle.com has been invited to share about a simple strategy and tools to help you disciple others.
Author: Darryl Wilson
Restoring Inactive Disciples, Part 3
In some churches half of members are inactive disciples. Many have not attended in years. I will share steps in the effort toward restoration.
Restoring Inactive Disciples, Part 2
Agree upon definitions for inactive church members. Then raise the spiritual temperature in the church for restoration of them.
Restoring Inactive Disciples, Part 1
In some churches half of members are inactive disciples. Many have not attended in years. As a result, access to these individuals is frequently difficult.
Minister Mentoring
We have planned several great events focused on disciple-making best practices for the months ahead. Gather your discipleship team, save these dates, and plan to attend. Watch this blog and the Kentucky Baptist Convention website for more details of these discipleship events. Save a combined $15 on events 1-4 by…
They Are Waiting for You
It is true. They are waiting on you. On page 165, Matt Mikalatos in his book, Good News for a Change: How to Talk to Anyone about Jesus, says just that.
Who Disciples New Believers?
Should new believers be discipled? The title question assumes that new disciples need and benefit from investment by disciplers. The question is “who.”
Accountability and Relationships in Discipleship
For a Sunday School class or small group to move toward discipleship, accountability in relationships is needed with honesty among leaders and members.
Discipleship and Wedding Vows
The commitment for being a disciple of Jesus is like the commitment for marriage. That commitment is partially expressed in many versions of wedding vows.
Discipleship: Sea of Galilee or Dead Sea?
Are you discipling others? Do you have an outlet for what God is teaching you? If you do, I believe you will grow more as a disciple. Jesus expects us to make disciples.
