In this podcast episode, Ralph Moore and Bobby Harrington discuss the essential role discipleship within the Hope Chapel movement. Back in 1971, Ralph Moore helped start the Hope Chapel movement, which has resulted in over 2,300 new churches to date. He shares with Bobby Harrington, the founder of Discipleship.org, the story of how Hope Chapel…
The forum just ended this past Friday and it was great success. Well over 600 pastors and leaders (from more than 30 states) joined 10 independent disciple making networks from around the country to focus on Jesus’ style disciple making. Here are five early reflections about the forum. 1. The UNITY around Jesus’ method of…
For Ariyana Rimson discipleship began when she heard the Gospel growing up in church. Her youth ministers pointed her to the Lord, but it didn’t really click until she was 19 years old, when she became a disciple. That’s when the Lord began to take her to a place beyond what she had imagined. It…
Disciple making is important for women; after all, they represent 60 percent of church goers in the U.S. That’s why we’re honored to have Ariyana Rimson, Kandi Gallaty, Michelle Eagle, Shannon DeGarmo, and other women teaching at the National Disciple Making Forum this year. Ariyana is leading the track called, “Women Discipling Women.” …
Bobby Harrington shares why leaders that embrace disciple making see their churches multiply: A few years ago, I asked Ralph Moore to lead a session on how disciple making has worked in the Hope Chapel movement. Ralph pioneered the Hope Chapel movement, the clearest example of a Level 5 multiplication movement in North America. Hope…
Inspired by Final Command Ministries James Forlines and his team at Final Command Ministries have one goal: “Creating environments where disciple making can go viral.” Viral disciple making means movements. They call it “Disciple Making Movements” (DMM for short). When we interviewed James Forlines, Executive Director of Final Command, along with Jerry Trousdale, author of…
Inspired by Man in the Mirror Pat Morley has one goal — to help every church disciple every man — and he won’t stop until it’s finished. He shows no signs of stopping with over 30 years of disciple making under his belt. His ministry that focuses on men started after he published a book…
Inspired by Replicate Ministries When someone is discipled by David Platt, they’ll likely be radical in some way or another, but Robby Gallaty’s story was radical long before he met Platt. As a non-Christian in college, he blared his music into the air of his college campus listening to the unedited version of Tupac Shakur…
Inspired by Downline Ministries After we interviewed Kennon Vaughan, the founder and president of Downline Ministries, for season one of The Disciple Maker’s Podcast, a particular moment from his story stayed with me. It was the moment he arrived at Roy Campbell’s front porch at 5 am. Kennon had reached out to Roy (also known…
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…
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