Furniture-Store Disciple-Making
I had another “first” a few weeks ago. I was asked to lead a short Bible study in a furniture store where…
Family Discipleship Activity: Intentional Faith
Play a Minute-to-Win-It game to talk about determination and not quitting. Give each player 25 M&M’s (or Skittles), a straw and two…
Family Discipleship Activity: Empty Pursuits
Chasing Bubbles Go outside and blow bubbles! (If you’re super ambitious, make your own bubble solution—see recipe below.) Bubbles Recipe: 1 quart…
Family Discipleship Activity: The Search for Meaning
Chasing the Wind Run a relay to see who the first person can be to get their balloon from point A to…
Life’s Contradictions, a Family Discipleship Activity
What About Him? Gather everyone around the table (after dinner?) and pass out paper and pencils or crayons. Instruct kids to draw…
Family Discipleship Activity: Value of Wisdom
Search for It Draw a picture of or write the name of each of the following ways to get wisdom—Bible, parents, pastor,…
How to Actively Listen to God’s Voice During Your Day
How helpful would it be to sense God’s direction in the midst of an important conversation? How much would you like Jesus’…
Family Discipleship: Transformed Living Activities
Notable Changes Play a little game to see if your kids can pick out the change each one makes in their appearance….
Weekly Update: Bill Hull on “Why I Partner with Discipleship.org”
I am clear about what I believe and why I believe it by this point in my life (now that I’m in…
How to Lead a Discovery Bible Study
In your group life, do you find that only a few people feel confident to share what they see in the Bible?…
Bill Hull on “Why I Partner with Discipleship·org”
I am clear about what I believe and why I believe it by this point in my life (now that I’m in…
A Discipleship Revolution
If we’re going to see revival in twenty-first century churches across America, it’s not going to happen without a discipleship revolution. This…
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