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Discipling Requires Practicing Care

Our discipling groups are places for practicing care with one another so that care spills over into lives beyond the group.

Competence and confidence will come from repetition and conversation. How are you accomplishing these goals?

When your disciples gain competence and confidence they desire to share what they have learned. Invest forward.

Four questions are shared to better understand discipleship needs along with seven options for addressing those needs.

Some personalities struggle with tension. But like stress, these discipleship tensions are made to be experienced.

Hold accountable or encourage? Some need a drill sergeant barking orders, but most people prefer someone walking with them toward change.

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.

Which had the greatest impact on your growth as a disciple: events or people? What if we change events versus relationships to AND?

Evaluate your personal prayer practice before prayer discipling. Don’t just study. Practice praying. Together.