Two Essential Ingredients of Disciple-Making
Disciple-making will be done in many ways. But any recipe for disciple-making will include these two essential ingredients.
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Discipleship: Events Versus Relationships
Which had the greatest impact on your growth as a disciple: events or people? What if we change events versus relationships to AND?
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.
Will Online Disciple-Making Work?
Post COVID-19, online disciple-making will be even more popular and comfortable. Add online to your plans when it suits you and your disciples.
Difficult People to Disciple
Discipling requires relationships, and relationships can be messy. That means some efforts to disciple will be with difficult people. Don’t give up.
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.
Disciple-making Vision
Do you have a personal disciple-making vision? Does your church have a disciple-making vision? Vision starts with God.
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…
3 Personal Discipleship Priorities
A new year is a great opportunity to evaluate and focus your attention and energy on priorities. Consider these three personal discipleship priorities: Grow as a disciple. Spend time in Bible study and prayer. Follow Jesus. Avoid going through the motions. Take the time to listen to God and to…
Everything I Have Commanded You
Is it possible that we hesitate to disciple because we overcomplicate discipling? Is it possible that we have mixed church expectations into becoming and being a disciple? Don’t get me wrong, I believe the church is important as Christ’s bride. But when we take being His disciple seriously, an appropriate…
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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Discipleship: Events Versus Relationships
Which had the greatest impact on your growth as a disciple: events or people? What if we change events versus relationships to AND?
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.
Will Online Disciple-Making Work?
Post COVID-19, online disciple-making will be even more popular and comfortable. Add online to your plans when it suits you and your disciples.
Difficult People to Disciple
Discipling requires relationships, and relationships can be messy. That means some efforts to disciple will be with difficult people. Don’t give up.
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.
Disciple-making Vision
Do you have a personal disciple-making vision? Does your church have a disciple-making vision? Vision starts with God.
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…
3 Personal Discipleship Priorities
A new year is a great opportunity to evaluate and focus your attention and energy on priorities. Consider these three personal discipleship priorities: Grow as a disciple. Spend time in Bible study and prayer. Follow Jesus. Avoid going through the motions. Take the time to listen to God and to…
Everything I Have Commanded You
Is it possible that we hesitate to disciple because we overcomplicate discipling? Is it possible that we have mixed church expectations into becoming and being a disciple? Don’t get me wrong, I believe the church is important as Christ’s bride. But when we take being His disciple seriously, an appropriate…
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!