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Disciple Making Disussion on Atlanta Live TV
The church around the world is doing a poor job fulfilling the Great Commission as commanded by Jesus. How can this be corrected? How can each believer in the church obey Jesus when he said make disciples? Listen to John Thompson as he discusses…
Disciple Making Disussion on Atlanta Live TV
The church around the world is doing a poor job fulfilling the Great Commission as commanded by Jesus. How can this be corrected? How can each believer in the church obey Jesus when he said make disciples? Listen to John Thompson as he discusses…
"Thanks for responding Michael,
My thoughts came out of a chapter in my book so it doesn't reflect the complete picture. I agree with what you are sharing."
"First, thank you John for posting these thoughts. I approach discipleship in three ways.
1) Through the local church by being used by God to lead sessions exposing the Bible to believers within;
2) Through the work place by taking advantage of what…"
The Most Effective Form of Discipleship
Many claim that discipleship includes most everything we do in church. I would agree that this statement is true in many evangelical churches; anything that helps believers grow to become like Christ is part of the discipleship process. That being said, what would Jesus’ disciples have concluded to be the method they should use in obeying his command?I am sure this wasn’t even a question to them, because there was only one common method in that day for making disciples. But if there had been…See More
The Most Effective Form of Discipleship
Many claim that discipleship includes most everything we do in church. I would agree that this statement is true in many evangelical churches; anything that helps believers grow to become like Christ is part of the discipleship process. That being said, what would Jesus’ disciples have concluded to be the method they should use in obeying his command?I am sure this wasn’t even a question to them, because there was only one common method in that day for making disciples. But if there had been…See More
What’s Wrong With Discipleship?
George Barna, the founder and director of the Christian research group known as the Barna Group took his team and evaluated churches across America to determine how we’re doing with the task of making disciples. Based on his findings, he asserts, “Almost every church in our country has some type of discipleship program or set of activities, but stunningly few churches have a church of disciples.”1 Indeed, we have gradually set our eyes on the wrong priorities and the wrong measuring rods. The…See More
"I took a group all the way through it and it took about two years. It is very good and I would recommend it. However, I think it is better to start with the Growing in Christ (13 lesson series) I don't think there is anything better for new…"
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- How do you participate in discipleship?
- Interested in growing personally (no specific role), Mentor others one-on-one, Work in a parachurch ministry, Missionary
- To help you connect with others who have similar interests, what are the primary areas in which you’re interested in growing personally?
- Understanding - studying - and memorizing the Bible, Enjoying and relating to God, Prayer, Serving others, Evangelism, Experiencing the Holy Spirit's power, Worship, Doing daily life in the company of God, Hearing God, Spiritual disciplines, Following the leading of the Holy Spirit, Mentoring others, Loving others, Living out God's individual design for me, Spiritual warfare
- For those you disciple, what areas would you most like to see them grow?
- Understanding - studying - and memorizing the Bible, Overcoming embedded sins, Resolving relationship conflicts, Enjoying and relating to God, Prayer, Serving others, Evangelism, Experiencing the Holy Spirit's power, Worship, Doing daily life in the company of God, Receiving God's healing from past wounds, Forgiving, Hearing God, Spiritual disciplines, Sexual purity, Following the leading of the Holy Spirit, Mentoring others, Loving others, Living out God's individual design for me, Spiritual warfare
- If you disciple others, in what areas would you like to share ideas, ask questions, and learn from other network members?
- How to start and sustain a discipling relationship, Discerning what topics or content to use, How to help a disciplee with personal issues, How to disciple other when I feel inadequate, How to foster discipleship in my church or ministry
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The Most Effective Form of Discipleship
Many claim that discipleship includes most everything we do in church. I would agree that this statement is true in many evangelical churches; anything that helps believers grow to become like Christ is part of the discipleship process. That being said, what would Jesus’ disciples have concluded to be the method they should use in obeying his command?
I am sure this wasn’t even a question to them, because there was only one common method in that day for making disciples. But if there…
ContinuePosted on April 21, 2014 at 4:15pm — 2 Comments
The Commission Explained: What Discipleship is Not
Matthew 28:16–20 has been misunderstood and misinterpreted by many. To better understand what Jesus is saying in this passage, let’s first talk about what he is not commanding us to do.
Almost every sermon I have ever heard preached on the Great Commission treats Christ’s words as a command to share one’s faith or to become a missionary. Yet these interpretations water down Christ’s original purpose for the Great Commission. The command…
ContinuePosted on April 1, 2014 at 7:40pm
What’s Wrong With Discipleship?
George Barna, the founder and director of the Christian research group known as the Barna Group took his team and evaluated churches across America to determine how we’re doing with the task of making disciples. Based on his findings, he asserts, “Almost every church in our country has some type of discipleship program or set of activities, but stunningly few churches have a church of disciples.”1 Indeed, we have gradually set our eyes on the wrong…
ContinuePosted on March 26, 2014 at 2:30pm
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