Let me ask three questions. First, what is the fruit of an orange tree? In groups, I have heard answers of “an orange” and “seeds.” Some might also say that the tree produces leaves, shade, and a little windbreak–so these would be fruit of sorts. And each of those answers are at…
Do you have a personal disciple-making vision? Does your church have a disciple-making vision? Vision starts with God.
Steve McCoy from SmallCircle.com has been invited to share about a simple strategy and tools to help you disciple others.
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…
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.
Should new believers be discipled? The title question assumes that new disciples need and benefit from investment by disciplers. The question is “who.”
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.
We understand that Jesus’ mission has touched, changed, and given us a mission today. And yet disciple-making disciple-making excuses are far too common.
There are some great discipleship events planned for the months ahead. Gather your discipleship team, save these dates, and plan to attend.
I recently read a Bible passage and discovered three simple steps for disciple-making conversation.
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.
In John 13:34-35, three times Jesus said, “Love one another.” Your group is the ideal place to practice and launch the kind of love for one another that shows the world that we are His disciples.