Rediscovering True Community in a Disconnected World
A Connected Yet Disconnected Generation Digital natives are people who grew up with modern technology. They never experienced life without the internet….
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Following Jesus: Embracing Sacrifice and Surrender for Eternal Impact
Bonhoeffer’s Legacy of Conviction and Sacrifice Dietrich Bonhoeffer was one of the most influential theologians of the 20th century. Though he preached…
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Two Disciplemaking Roads
Eventually every category comes down to two. Even though there are thousands of options, the choice typically narrows to just two. Sound…
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The Priority of Developing Servant Leaders
Jesus sent Peter and John ahead and said, “Go and prepare the Passover meal, so we can eat it together.”” Luke 22:8…
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(You’re Not) Following in Jesus’ Footsteps
Jesus called people to follow Him. Not believe in Him. Follow Him. You’ve been told that “you should follow in his steps.”…
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The Ingredients for a Movement
When he reached the place where the road started down the Mount of Olives, all of his followers began to shout and…
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How Hospitality Builds Bridges to Deeper Friendships and Faith
If you want to know someone better, remember this: Hospitality opens the door to friendship. It’s hard to explain how it happens…
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Important Update: 2025 National Disciple Making Forum
Dear Discipleship-first friends, I wanted to share with you some important new details about the 2025 National Disciple Making Forum. When: May 7 – 8, 2025…
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The Power of Team Leaders in Disciple-Making Movements
In any disciple-making movement, the role of the team leader is crucial. Whether you’re serving in a small group, leading an outreach…
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How to Make Disciples Path #2: Tool-Based Discipling
Turning left now, it’s time to consider the other option. We looked to the right as far as we could down the…
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The Four Steps to Making Disciples the Way Jesus Did
Let’s go back up to the mountain in Galilee. Jesus is casting his global vision to his few disciples. He said, “All authority…
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Boldly Go!
Forgive the “Star Trek” mantra as I introduce this article, but it encapsulates the mindset that we, as disciple-making churches, should be…
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