Disciple-Making Best Practices Events for 2019
There are some great discipleship events planned for the months ahead. Gather your discipleship team, save these dates, and plan to attend.
Tag: Discipleship
Discipleship Planning Team, Part 3
Gather your planning team to focus on 6 areas: community relations, first impressions, new members, group connections, serving together, and multiplication.
Discipleship Planning Team, Part 2
Too often churches enlist a key leader, such as a discipleship director, to do all the discipleship work. A planning team is needed.
Starting a D-Group
Heard about D-Groups? Want to know why and how to start D-Groups? Check out this post from my friend, Bob Mayfield.
8 Benefits of a Writing a Discipleship Covenant
From my personal experience, there are eight benefits of writing a discipleship covenant together. What would you add?
Evaluation of New Member Assimilation
Simply stated, assimilation is the process of new people becoming part of a group. Assimilation efforts begin with relationship-building and evangelism efforts prior to joining a church and continue in connecting, discipling, and mobilizing efforts as part of the body of Christ. So new member assimilation begins the moment a…
What Tools Do You Use to Disciple Self or Others?
I have created a simple, five-question survey about the tools used in discipling yourself and/or others. Would you take four minutes to respond to the survey? Thanks in advance! Here is the survey: https://darrylwilson.typeform.com/to/YxtoyZ All answers will be anonymous. Feel free to pass the survey link along to others who…
Help Your Disciple Begin Discipling
You have invested months in your disciple. You have gotten to know and trust each other. You have walked through life experiences together. You have have seen your disciple grow in his/her relationship with God and his/her understanding of being a disciple. Now what? Before you release your disciple hoping…
Discipleship: Abide in Jesus
A couple years ago, our Sunday School teacher gave us a small canvas and asked us to come up with a single word along with a key scripture verse which would be our spiritual growth focus for the new year. We could use markers, paint, or any other media to…
Discipleship Survey Early Results, Part 2
Have you responded to the Quick Discipleship Tool Survey yet? I asked five questions in the survey. It only takes three minutes to complete. There is still time and value for you to participate. Here is the survey: https://darrylwilson.typeform.com/to/YxtoyZ In Part 1, I shared the first three discipleship tool questions I asked…
Order Copies of Discipling and Caring
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.
Discipleship Planning Team, Part 3
Gather your planning team to focus on 6 areas: community relations, first impressions, new members, group connections, serving together, and multiplication.
Discipleship Planning Team, Part 2
Too often churches enlist a key leader, such as a discipleship director, to do all the discipleship work. A planning team is needed.
Starting a D-Group
Heard about D-Groups? Want to know why and how to start D-Groups? Check out this post from my friend, Bob Mayfield.
8 Benefits of a Writing a Discipleship Covenant
From my personal experience, there are eight benefits of writing a discipleship covenant together. What would you add?
Evaluation of New Member Assimilation
Simply stated, assimilation is the process of new people becoming part of a group. Assimilation efforts begin with relationship-building and evangelism efforts prior to joining a church and continue in connecting, discipling, and mobilizing efforts as part of the body of Christ. So new member assimilation begins the moment a…
What Tools Do You Use to Disciple Self or Others?
I have created a simple, five-question survey about the tools used in discipling yourself and/or others. Would you take four minutes to respond to the survey? Thanks in advance! Here is the survey: https://darrylwilson.typeform.com/to/YxtoyZ All answers will be anonymous. Feel free to pass the survey link along to others who…
Help Your Disciple Begin Discipling
You have invested months in your disciple. You have gotten to know and trust each other. You have walked through life experiences together. You have have seen your disciple grow in his/her relationship with God and his/her understanding of being a disciple. Now what? Before you release your disciple hoping…
Discipleship: Abide in Jesus
A couple years ago, our Sunday School teacher gave us a small canvas and asked us to come up with a single word along with a key scripture verse which would be our spiritual growth focus for the new year. We could use markers, paint, or any other media to…
Discipleship Survey Early Results, Part 2
Have you responded to the Quick Discipleship Tool Survey yet? I asked five questions in the survey. It only takes three minutes to complete. There is still time and value for you to participate. Here is the survey: https://darrylwilson.typeform.com/to/YxtoyZ In Part 1, I shared the first three discipleship tool questions I asked…
Order Copies of Discipling and Caring
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.
