In Leadership The ‘How’ Matters
Not long ago I hugged my kids goodbye, stepped onto an airplane and into a faraway hotel to participate in five days…
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Four Steps to Fully Trained
The mission is to “make disciples of all nations…” (Matthew 28:19-20) The question is – how do we do that? We do…
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Organizational Babies – A Modern-Day Parable for the Church
Recently I’ve been wondering, what would happen if organizations could have children? Use your imagination and consider this modern-day parable and its…
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The Critical Journey to Becoming a Disciple Making Church
Dear Discipleship-first Friends, When you have been a Christian for a long period of time it can be hard to make the…
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Hey Pastor, Are You Leading Toward Mission?
Pastors are leading their churches somewhere. The question is, are they leading toward the mission of Jesus? The goal is for pastors…
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Are You Imitating Jesus With Your Ministry?
As pastors and church leaders, the emphasis on your role typically centers around preparing sermons, hospital visits, leadership meetings and more. In…
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Free Forum Recordings Now On the Disciple Maker’s Podcast
Dear Discipleship-First Friends, As someone who cares about making disciples we want to make sure you are aware of our podcast. Over…
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Intentional Disciple Making
I listen to and read a lot of material on discipleship and disciple making (a lot). Often, when I am listening to…
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Committed to the Church: From Consumer to Contributor
In this world many find it hard to stay committed to each other for the long haul in a marriage. It is…
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The Top 10 Disciple Making Books for Small Group Ministers/Pastors
There are a number of books that are useful in helping small group ministries get intentionally focused on making mature disciples of…
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Discipleship Begins With Being Devoted To Jesus
The First Dimension of a Disciple When you think of 3D, you think of something three-dimensional — fully orbed and lifelike. Movies…
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The Trumpet Principle
If the trumpet doesn’t sound a clear call, who will get ready for battle?” (1 Cor. 14:8) The answer is very few….
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