4 Critical Disciple-making Issues, Part 2
Critical disciple-making will include expectations, competence/confidence, and practicing disciple-making with us to produce disciple-makers.
Tag: disciple-making
Review: Host a Disciple-making Connection Event
A connection event could propel your disciple-making relationships forward while teaching your disciples to keep eyes open along life’s paths.
Key Words for Disciple-Making
Many commonly used key words can be defined differently. The result is communicating a message which is understood differently than intended.
Favorite Post: 3 Great Disciple-Making Questions
Great disciple-making questions are naturally relational, encourage conversation, deepen insight, lead to assessment, and taking next steps.
Discipleship: Words and Example
Jesus’ words are important, like His actions. In the same way, your words and example as a disciple-maker have influence on your disciples.
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?
Favorite Post: The Fruit of Your Disciple-making
Could the fruit of your disciple-making be more than attitudes and actions to look like Jesus? Could it be more than doing good deeds?
Metrics: How Do You Measure Disciple-Making?
In the book, Dann shares four major metrics (measures) of disciple-making: conversions, service, reproduction, and multiplication.
Apologetics: Your Disciple-Making Opportunity for Defense of the Gospel
There are many essentials in our disciple-making efforts. But too often, apologetics is missing or ignored in disciple-making.
Who Will You Disciple in the Coming Year?
Start with prayer about who will you disciple. Open your eyes to see those who God sends. Now, go and have conversation with those persons.
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.
Review: Host a Disciple-making Connection Event
A connection event could propel your disciple-making relationships forward while teaching your disciples to keep eyes open along life’s paths.
Key Words for Disciple-Making
Many commonly used key words can be defined differently. The result is communicating a message which is understood differently than intended.
Favorite Post: 3 Great Disciple-Making Questions
Great disciple-making questions are naturally relational, encourage conversation, deepen insight, lead to assessment, and taking next steps.
Discipleship: Words and Example
Jesus’ words are important, like His actions. In the same way, your words and example as a disciple-maker have influence on your disciples.
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?
Favorite Post: The Fruit of Your Disciple-making
Could the fruit of your disciple-making be more than attitudes and actions to look like Jesus? Could it be more than doing good deeds?
Metrics: How Do You Measure Disciple-Making?
In the book, Dann shares four major metrics (measures) of disciple-making: conversions, service, reproduction, and multiplication.
Apologetics: Your Disciple-Making Opportunity for Defense of the Gospel
There are many essentials in our disciple-making efforts. But too often, apologetics is missing or ignored in disciple-making.
Who Will You Disciple in the Coming Year?
Start with prayer about who will you disciple. Open your eyes to see those who God sends. Now, go and have conversation with those persons.
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.
