Darryl Wilson, Author at 28Nineteen

4 Critical Disciple-making Issues, Part 1

Of our disciple-making issues, if disciples never learn to read and study God’s Word for themselves, they will not teach others to do so.

I lean toward having conversation relatively early in your disciple-making sessions together about how you both are shaped to serve.

A connection event could propel your disciple-making relationships forward while teaching your disciples to keep eyes open along life’s paths.

For leaders to mobilize spiritual gifts, they need knowledge about how gifts are disbursed and seek to match them with service opportunities.

Many commonly used key words can be defined differently. The result is communicating a message which is understood differently than intended.

Pastor, you and your church CAN make disciples of all nations. Christian, your disciple-making investment can change the world.

In order to observe everything, do your disciples lack knowledge of God’s Word, understanding why to obey, or ideas about how to obey?

We tend to try to make most things too complicated. We tend to underestimate the power of simplicity. Starting small is best.

Great disciple-making questions are naturally relational, encourage conversation, deepen insight, lead to assessment, and taking next steps.

What if the graduation ceremony for your disciple was when he/she began discipling someone? What are the key multiplication practices?