Are We Losing People Due to a Lack of Care?
There are many reasons people have dropped out, but I believe all the reasons boil down to one thing: a lack of care.
Category: Assimilation Helpful tips on connecting newcomers and new members to the life of the church.
4 Critical Disciple-making Issues, Part 4
Critical disciple-making question: What would happen if the church became the most caring group that exists on earth?
How Are You Shaped to Serve?
I lean toward having conversation relatively early in your disciple-making sessions together about how you both are shaped to serve.
What Are the Values of Leading a Disciple to Serve?
Leading a disciple to serve with you is often one of the key ways of helping your disciple to take steps toward serving.
Disciplers Will Not Allow Disciples to Drop Out
Those who drop out stop stop growing to be like Him and stop serving Him. And the harvest cannot afford to lose laborers.
Pursuit and Care of Lost Sheep: Necessary for Discipleship
Jesus encourages pursuit and care for the lost as well as those who disconnect from the body. Pursuit without care is meaningless.
Good Assimilation Habits
Simple assimilation habits help believers identify and connect with Christ and the church. A leader/teacher can help move members toward good habits.
Atrophy Evidence in the Church Body
While recovering from atrophy is time-consuming and painful, it is worth doing. Ignoring atrophy results in permanent loss.
Connect and Move: Discipleship Essentials
Connect and move are discipleship essentials. They are the heartbeats of discipleship. Stop and consider your discipleship and disciple-making efforts.
No Engagement = No Disciple-making
Engagement is all about care. Jesus cared for his disciples & challenged them/us to love one another. He modeled agape love beyond culture in life & death.
Disciple-Making Encounters
Two encounters are critical. First, the leader encounters God in His Word and is changed. Second, the leader guides the group to have a life-changing encounter.
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Helpful tips on connecting newcomers and new members to the life of the church.
4 Critical Disciple-making Issues, Part 4
Critical disciple-making question: What would happen if the church became the most caring group that exists on earth?
How Are You Shaped to Serve?
I lean toward having conversation relatively early in your disciple-making sessions together about how you both are shaped to serve.
What Are the Values of Leading a Disciple to Serve?
Leading a disciple to serve with you is often one of the key ways of helping your disciple to take steps toward serving.
Disciplers Will Not Allow Disciples to Drop Out
Those who drop out stop stop growing to be like Him and stop serving Him. And the harvest cannot afford to lose laborers.
Pursuit and Care of Lost Sheep: Necessary for Discipleship
Jesus encourages pursuit and care for the lost as well as those who disconnect from the body. Pursuit without care is meaningless.
Good Assimilation Habits
Simple assimilation habits help believers identify and connect with Christ and the church. A leader/teacher can help move members toward good habits.
Atrophy Evidence in the Church Body
While recovering from atrophy is time-consuming and painful, it is worth doing. Ignoring atrophy results in permanent loss.
Connect and Move: Discipleship Essentials
Connect and move are discipleship essentials. They are the heartbeats of discipleship. Stop and consider your discipleship and disciple-making efforts.
No Engagement = No Disciple-making
Engagement is all about care. Jesus cared for his disciples & challenged them/us to love one another. He modeled agape love beyond culture in life & death.
Disciple-Making Encounters
Two encounters are critical. First, the leader encounters God in His Word and is changed. Second, the leader guides the group to have a life-changing encounter.
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