What Form Should Disciple Making Take?
Chances are, you’ve debated one of these topics before. Defending your opinion and viewpoint is part of what it means to be…
Top Three Reasons to Have Your Quiet Time in the Morning
For something so simple, we make our time with God one of the most complicated things we do. Just as we don’t…
Twelve Resources for This Cultural Moment
Discipleship-first Friends, The United States is the midst of big change. First, it was COVID-19 and all the changes around which everyone…
Who Are Your Three?
Have you heard “Who’s your one?” This popular phrase is being used quite a bit these days in churches, mostly by pastors…
Containment and Mitigation
I’ve heard two words more in the last few weeks than any other time in my life. The strategic plan our country…
Discipling the Mind, Cultural Chaos, and Critical Theory
There is a lot happening under the surface in our culture. “I do not understand what is happening in our world ….
Introverts, Disciple Making, & Freedom from Fear
Spiritual maturity is revealed more by our relating than by our knowing or by our going. That’s an uncommon belief. Churches throughout…
A Better Way To Train Your Group Leaders
Kevin and his team spent a lot of time and money to host a large group leader training at the church. As…
Time Counts
I recently came across some very interesting numbers. Check this out! The average person spends 13 years of their life at work,…
Relationship Deposits & Withdrawals
Try thinking about the relationships in your life like a bank account. A bank account is a place to keep your money,…
Scripture Memory Tips
The discipline of scripture memory is a very under-appreciated part of the Christian life. Memorizing scripture fills your head with the things…
The Disciple’s Principle: Servanthood
In J. Oswald Sanders classic work “Spiritual Leadership”, he called servanthood “the Master’s master principle.” He says, “Jesus was a revolutionary, not…
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