Intensive Care Discipling
The intensive care process can bring both healing and blessing. The once stunted life is overflowing with God’s goodness on display, reflecting a transformed life.
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The intensive care process can bring both healing and blessing. The once stunted life is overflowing with God’s goodness on display, reflecting a transformed life.
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Church leaders agree that the church’s mission is to “make disciples,” but how do we effectively accomplish that?
Change happens slowly, step by step. You start small and build upon successes. That’s why we are committed to starting a disciplemaking movement with a small core team. You may have seen…
Over the next few minutes let’s unwrap God’s most extravagant gift to you. Stick with me, I’m not about to shower you with Christmas clichés, but rather I want to tell you about how God’s greatest gift is a reward for our sin.
I was feeling proud of myself. The bathroom remodel was going great! After hours of demo, careful measuring, and high
On July 2, 1863, Colonel Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain faced what for him was an unprecedented challenge. Chamberlain hadn’t planned on
Establishing a strong culture of disciplemaking requires some digging in the soil of a church. Many times while digging for something,
The decision of what to do with a disciple is vitally important. In fact, since disciple making is generational, what you do with a disciple will probably be what he does with someone else. In other words, what you model both explicitly and implicitly will be reproduced.
Chris’ observation summed up months of frustration for me. “We need to think about how to move you from the
