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Sometimes, we overcomplicate the process of making disciples who make disciples. Ordinary people are reaching out to influence people in their natural…
Sometimes, we overcomplicate the process of making disciples who make disciples. Ordinary people are reaching out to influence people in their natural…
Continuing with our Disciple Making Culture Podcast series, Shodankeh Johnson, Bobby Harrington, and Matt Dabbs discuss their respective roles and strategies in…
A couple of weeks ago, my 16-year-old son went to Mexico on a mission trip with our church. They were heading to…
The process of disciple making that Jesus laid out in the Great Commission is linear. That is, the steps follow each other…
“Hello, is this Donnie Hoover? You don’t know me, but a friend of yours from Clemson recommended that I call you. My…
“Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” That statement, attributed to the most influential management guru of our time, Peter Drucker, describes a reality…
In the previous two blogs, we introduced a podcast with Bobby Harrington, Bart Shaw, and Renee Sproles on creating a disciple-making culture…
In the previous blog, we introduced a podcast with Bobby Harrington, Bart Shaw, and Renee Sproles on creating a Disciple-making culture in…
Multiplying disciples is the primary way churches grow and multiply. When you look at the early church, the disciples multiplied and the…
Bobby Harrington recently sat down with Bart Shaw and Renee Sprouls on our Disciple Maker’s Podcast to discuss the importance of establishing…
January is a great time to make or renew priorities for church leaders. The New Year is a perfect time to establish…
By Bobby Harrington and Curtis Erskine If you’ve been acquainted with Discipleship.org for a time, you will know that we regularly publish…
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