Pandemic Disciple Making: Dwelling in Darkness
Are you afraid of the dark? is more than a 90’s TV series. If you listen closely during this pandemic, you’ll likely…
Great Leaders Protect the Mission
All teams succeed when they are unified. That is true of an athletic team, a business team, or a disciple making team….
The Future of Disciple Making: Four Focus Shifts Churches Must Make NOW
The future is coming. If you look closely toward the horizon you can see a hint of light pushing against the darkness….
The Disciple’s Promise: I Will Always Be With You
Before Jesus ascended to the Father, He gave His disciples His last words, His final command. Notice what He says in Matthew…
Is Being Discipled a Need or a Luxury?
What would you say? Is being discipled a need or a luxury? Think carefully before you respond. Your answer will determine what…
Leading #beyondthehashtag
Last week I was in Denver for meetings with our ministry partner, Dare 2 Share, when the words of a respected Christian…
Pandemic Disciple Making: Lessons for the In-Between
“Ladies and gentleman, this is Justin, and I’ll be your captain today. On behalf of Jesus, welcome aboard Pandemic Flight COVID-19, offering…
Great Leaders Do the Mission
After a half century of involvement with my local church, I have concluded that there are two types of leaders: those who…
Picture of a Disciple
It’s the best known, most visited, most written about, and most famous work of art in the world. You know the one,…
Jesus Modeled Multicultural Ministry
Jesus was a Jew. He was raised by a Jewish mother and a Jewish stepfather in a small Jewish town, Nazareth. He…
5 Symptoms of An Unhealthy Culture
An unhealthy culture spirals downward. The process is the same whether it’s a church, a workplace, or a society. Just like a…
The Disciple’s Purpose: Bearing Fruit (Pt. 1)
During the summer between my freshman and sophomore year, I lived on the LSU campus in Baton Rouge. I had a great…
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