Making Scripture Our Discipleship Curriculum
Using Scripture in Discipling Relationships That’s the theme of this years’ National Disciple Making Forum, and I am so excited about it,…
LEADING OTHERS TO CONFIDENCE IN GOD
Recently, I heard someone say, “There is an epidemic of mental health issues on the back side of the pandemic.” This epidemic…
BUILDING TRUST
Trust is one of the indispensable ingredients in discipleship and disciple making. It is woven into every detail of life. “In every…
Curtis Sergeant on Disciple Making Movements
Church Planting Movements (CPM) and Disciple Making Movements (DMM) have been “in the news” in the missions world for around thirty years…
THE DISCIPLE AND MONEY: A LESSON IN STEWARDSHIP
I once heard a preacher say that the Bible has more to say about money than about heaven and hell combined. One…
Seven Reasons Why We Are Failing: Part 7
At a recent Youth Pastor Summit, pastor, speaker and illusionist Drew Worsham shared the story of a Chinese pastor who had visited the US…
Following Jesus To The Great Adventure
Jesus gave the same invitation to everyone. It was clear, and it called for a decision. Jesus’ invitation could be accepted or…
Key Disciple-Making Topics to Consider: Part 5
This will complete our series of articles that have highlighted the tracks and topics offered by our partners at the 2023 National…
Jesus Teaches Us How to Resolve Conflict
Conflict happens. Even in the best of relationships, conflict is just a given. Good people who love God and want what’s best…
Everyone Needs a Small Group
If you attend the church where I pastor for very long, you will hear me say, “Everyone needs to be in a…
God Moves, Even On Soccer Fields: How practical compassion is opening doors for Discovery Bible Studies
The doors to communities swing open when love knocks. And we’re seeing this unfold in Southern Africa with local leaders, moved by…
Tangible Care Leads to Multiplication: DMM in the Pygmy Communities
As a mostly isolated and unreached people group, the Pygmies of East Africa typically don’t associate with other people. There are often…
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