Discipleship.org Blog

“One day Jesus was praying in a certain place. When he finished, one of his disciples said to him, “Lord, teach us…

Trying to reach and disciple your own immediate family can be one of the hardest things. The number of relational obstacles, woundedness,…

Loyalty is one of my personal core values. This means that I strive to be loyal to the people around me and…

Being a leader and spending a lot of time with leaders is a large percentage of what I do. Literally every day…

Not long ago I was in the Apple store working on my iPhone. A young lady was helping me—she probably looked to…

Multiplication is a big deal to Jesus. Jesus took the men He had built and trained for over three years, and He…

Over the past few weeks, I have been struggling with a question to myself, “What is my legacy?” I am a Christian,…

Culture has a magnetic power to transform us. It will build into us how we speak, the values we live by, the…

We have been introducing the five myths that are stalling disciple-making movements. Week 1: The 5 Ministry Myths  Week 2: The Engagement Myth Week…

How to have a great Impact Group meeting is an important question. It is never a given that a group will go…

What do you cheer for? Sports teams? Your child getting good grades in school? What about your church? What do you celebrate?…