Walking Together on the Discipleship Journey
The discipleship journey involves two journeys, one with Christ and one with our disciples. We are to desire and practice both.
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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?
Disciple-Making Dangers during a Pandemic
Opportunities to love and make disciples look different than before. Now there are disciple-making dangers and opportunities to stumble.
4 Discipleship Practices
Paul sends these verses to a young pastor. These are also important discipleship practices for disciplers and disciples. Read, exhort, teach, and practice.
The Disciple-Making Dare
My disciple-making dare to you is to stop thinking about disciple-making and do it! Stop delaying your start. Instead, learn as you disciple.
Is Solo Discipleship Possible?
Too many are too busy or lazy to disciple or be discipled. Relationships and discipleship take time. Solo is a Star Wars hero, but not a discipleship hero.
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.”
Have We Made Discipleship Impossible?
I understand that impossible is a strong word. But the question from the post title, is a serious one for me. A thought-provoking post by Bobby Harrington on discipleship.org entitled 10 Top Disciple Making Trends for 2019 (Part 1) made me ask that question. I encourage you to read it…
Disciple-Making Means Multiplying Lasting Impressions
In Greeters Help Make Positive First Impressions, I said: If we make negative first impressions (individually or as a church), we may not get a second chance. It is also difficult to disciple people who don’t return or who drop out. This post is about what we can do to…
Boldly Go Where Others Have Gone Before Us
During the National Disciple Making Forum earlier this month, I attended four conferences led by Craig Etheredge, Pastor of First Baptist Church, Colleyville, TX. In those conferences, he shared his experiences which formed seven steps (bold moves) necessary to transition a church to become an intentional disciple-making church. Those seven…
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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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?
Disciple-Making Dangers during a Pandemic
Opportunities to love and make disciples look different than before. Now there are disciple-making dangers and opportunities to stumble.
4 Discipleship Practices
Paul sends these verses to a young pastor. These are also important discipleship practices for disciplers and disciples. Read, exhort, teach, and practice.
The Disciple-Making Dare
My disciple-making dare to you is to stop thinking about disciple-making and do it! Stop delaying your start. Instead, learn as you disciple.
Is Solo Discipleship Possible?
Too many are too busy or lazy to disciple or be discipled. Relationships and discipleship take time. Solo is a Star Wars hero, but not a discipleship hero.
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.”
Have We Made Discipleship Impossible?
I understand that impossible is a strong word. But the question from the post title, is a serious one for me. A thought-provoking post by Bobby Harrington on discipleship.org entitled 10 Top Disciple Making Trends for 2019 (Part 1) made me ask that question. I encourage you to read it…
Disciple-Making Means Multiplying Lasting Impressions
In Greeters Help Make Positive First Impressions, I said: If we make negative first impressions (individually or as a church), we may not get a second chance. It is also difficult to disciple people who don’t return or who drop out. This post is about what we can do to…
Boldly Go Where Others Have Gone Before Us
During the National Disciple Making Forum earlier this month, I attended four conferences led by Craig Etheredge, Pastor of First Baptist Church, Colleyville, TX. In those conferences, he shared his experiences which formed seven steps (bold moves) necessary to transition a church to become an intentional disciple-making church. Those seven…
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.
Order Your Copy Today!