Peer Discipling: Can It Work?
Peer discipling tends to involve two or more Christians who are at similar places on their spiritual journey. Can it work?
Category: Mentoring
Whose Disciple-making Agenda?
Whose disciple-making agenda are you pursuing? Let me share five I hear often: yours, your disciple’s, the church’s, the curriculum’s, and Satan’s.
Review: Using S.O.A.P.
What is S.O.A.P.? It is a discipleship tool, an anagram that can be used in your personal discipleship and can be taught as you make disciples.
Discipling NextGen
Every generation has unique characteristics, passions, and habits. We will be more effective in discipling the NextGen when there is greater understanding.
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.
Do You Need a Discipleship Mentor?
Would you like to grow? Would you benefit from challenge? Are you going through a time of little growth? Then you might benefit from a discipleship mentor.
Assess Your Disciple
Assess your disciple from the beginning and throughout discipling efforts. Help them recognize good, bad, and needs. Provide understanding of reality.
Three Great Disciple-Making Questions
Good questions are naturally relational. They encourage conversation and deepen insight into each other. They are helpful in coaching and disciple-making.
The Fruit of Your Disciple-making
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…
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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Whose Disciple-making Agenda?
Whose disciple-making agenda are you pursuing? Let me share five I hear often: yours, your disciple’s, the church’s, the curriculum’s, and Satan’s.
Review: Using S.O.A.P.
What is S.O.A.P.? It is a discipleship tool, an anagram that can be used in your personal discipleship and can be taught as you make disciples.
Discipling NextGen
Every generation has unique characteristics, passions, and habits. We will be more effective in discipling the NextGen when there is greater understanding.
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.
Do You Need a Discipleship Mentor?
Would you like to grow? Would you benefit from challenge? Are you going through a time of little growth? Then you might benefit from a discipleship mentor.
Assess Your Disciple
Assess your disciple from the beginning and throughout discipling efforts. Help them recognize good, bad, and needs. Provide understanding of reality.
Three Great Disciple-Making Questions
Good questions are naturally relational. They encourage conversation and deepen insight into each other. They are helpful in coaching and disciple-making.
The Fruit of Your Disciple-making
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…
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!