
The “It” Crippling Discipleship
Why Churches Struggle to Sustain Disciplemaking Many pastors and church leaders express concern that Christians don’t get the whole context
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Why Churches Struggle to Sustain Disciplemaking Many pastors and church leaders express concern that Christians don’t get the whole context

Eventually every category comes down to two. Even though there are thousands of options, the choice typically narrows to just

It was “deja vu all over again.” I had the same conversation on two successive days with two different pastors on

As a local pastor seeking to cultivate a robust culture of disciplemaking in my church, I’ve wrestled with describing disciplemaking

Prayer is simply a conversation with God. It can be uttered by children beautifully and by mature adults, wonderfully nuanced

God’s heart is that we know and experience the vastness of His love, both in its magnitude and in its

What problem or problems do you expect your discipleship pathway to solve? A discipleship pathway should be built as an admission, not as the solution; as an accommodation, a recognition that there is a problem and that…

A Navigator had discipled them so they could then disciple someone else, and now there are generations of disciplemakers behind and ahead of them.

If you are a rural church pastor, you may be wonder, “Can my church successfully grow generations of disciplemakers?” The

I am a wife and a mother of four with an unquenchable passion for generational disciplemaking. God is my priority, followed