Jesus the Disciple Maker
This blog is an excerpt from the free eBook, Becoming a Disciple Maker. Download it free here. As we read the gospels,…
Why Should I Want to Become a Level 5 Disciple Maker?
This blog is an excerpt from the free eBook, Becoming a Disciple Maker. Download it free here. A disciple maker is a…
Intro to Becoming a Disciple Maker
This blog is an excerpt from the free eBook, Becoming a Disciple Maker. Download it free here. In late 2016, a group…
5 Reflections on the National Disciple Making Forum
Wow! Our second annual National Disciple Making Forum just ended. I am thrilled and grateful to God for the results. We saw…
The Top Blog Post and Podcast Episode from Our Last 365 Days
We looked at our website analytics and found some disciple making gems for you! With the Forum next week, I wanted to…
New Free eBook: The Discipleship Gospel by Bill Hull and Ben Sobels
I’m pleased to announce the release of a new FREE eBook from the Discipleship.org eBook series: The Discipleship Gospel by Bill…
This Year’s 14 Tracks with Top Disciple Makers from the USA
I cannot overstate the opportunity that is available at this year’s National Disciple Making Forum in about six weeks on November 9-10—it’s…
New Free eBook: Beyond Accountability by Nate Larkin
I’m pleased to announce the release of a new FREE eBook from the Discipleship.org eBook series: Beyond Accountability by Nate Larkin. Download…
Making Disciples Like Jesus? Then Love Like Jesus
Most people do not know how to love one another. We must learn how to do that. So, without that knowledge, most…
The Story Behind the Online Disciple Maker Assessment
Discipleship.org recently released an online Disciple Maker Assessment, so I thought it might be helpful to share the background of this assessment…
Be a Hero Maker—Make Disciple Makers
I believe that everyone who makes disciples will be regarded as a hero in heaven. So I encourage people to take…
Disciple Makers Intentionally Pursue Intentionality
Most Christians are intimidated at the thought of personally making disciples. “I do not know enough,” they say. Or “I do…
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