by Bobby Harrington The discipleship-first tribe is unique because it is formed around a core conviction which in turn forms everything else for us. Everyday, that core conviction is our dominant thought, our underlying passion in all we think and do. We want to be disciples of Jesus who make disciples! Note that tribe members…
by Chad Harrington Twenty-five years ago Perimeter Church was rated as one of the 10 most innovative churches in America (Elmer Towns, 10 of Today’s Most Innovative Churches). Randy Pope, Senior Pastor at Perimeter, thought their church was given more credit than was due them, so he took a step back and looked at how…
by Chad Harrington As I stepped back from interviewing Dave Buehring for Season One of The Disciple Maker’s Podcast, I knew one thing he said would stick with me for a long time — how transformation actually happens, which looks something like this: Revelation -> Obedience -> Transformation The reason this paradigm stood out to…
The following list of resources came from you, Discipleship.org subscribers and followers. We got a flood of resources from you after the “Join 30 Days of Discipleship” blog we sent out. You sent in 30 resources that we wanted to highlight for the “30 Days of Discipleship” campaign this year. Here they are in no certain order:…
by Chad Harrington Learning about the story of Bill Hull, Brandon Cook, and the Bonhoeffer Project was delightful, starting when I first met them at Exponential East earlier this year through my interactions with them as I produced and published their episode on The Disciple Maker’s Podcast. From all my interactions with them (in person…
We interviewed Robby Gallaty, who leads Long Hollow Baptist Church as Senior Pastor, about his story of radical conversion to Christ. He is now an avid disciple maker. Long Hollow, which is in Nashville, Tennessee, is where the Discipleship.org National Disciple Making Forum is hosted this year. It’s in interesting ministry and context for disciple making, because of…
Kennon Vaughan was in his third year of student ministry when he met Roy Campbell. Kennon loved God and the students, but he didn’t have the necessary training, knowledge, or maturity to lead. This became so convicting that he told the pastor at his church that he might not be the guy for the job;…
Churches do not multiply by external pressure. They multiply because they raise up disciples and disciple makers. Ralph Moore is the founder of the Hope Chapel Movement. They have planted in excess of 2,500 churches. When asked about multiplication and disciple making, Ralph describes it succinctly, “I think disciple making is 90 percent of church…
Craig Etheredge was helping with a campus ministry group in the Dallas-Fort Worth area when he noticed how another campus minister was investing into students. That man was David Guinn at Baylor University, a nearby school. Craig saw how David lived his life, and it made a huge impact on him to make disciples, not…
When Randy Pope, the founder of Life on Life Ministries, was in high school, an older guy asked him if he wanted to be discipled. He said yes, and after meeting together for a year, the man asked Randy if he wanted to do it again the next year. This time Randy had to disciple someone…
By Bobby Harrington This is my first blog for our new website. I cannot think of a better platform to share what I am about and what we are about at discipleship.org. We are a collaborative community of men and women committed to the discipleship lifestyle – which is being disciples of Jesus and making…
Dann Spader founded Sonlife ministries while he was at Bible College because his professor challenged him to study the life of Jesus in order to find a template for how to disciple kids in his youth ministry. He did just that and applied what he learned from that study to his youth ministry in Chicago. This made…
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