A Navigator had discipled them so they could then disciple someone else, and now there are generations of disciplemakers behind and ahead of them.
I am a wife and a mother of four with an unquenchable passion for generational disciplemaking. God is my priority, followed by my husband and children,
“Hello, is this Donnie Hoover? You don’t know me, but a friend of yours from Clemson recommended that I call you. My name is Pat
Artful disciplemaking grabs our souls, it captures our imaginations, and it reflects a disciplined craft.
Revising mission and vision statements can feel like rearranging furniture in a room to achieve a different look. The final product looks new, but is it really? It can be if…
We know from proven research that disciple making is most effective when we start by…
Discipleship. Now, there’s a word for you! Would I like to be one of Jesus’ disciples? For sure! Who wouldn’t? To be with Him every
Jesus was both the Good Shepherd AND a Master Disciple Maker, yet most pastors shepherd without making disciples, why? Let’s dive into the differences…
My goal in discipling John was to help him become like Jesus so that he could help someone else do the same. So why did John think that I wanted him to act like me?
How do we include others those who’ve never experienced life-changing ministry? How do we become a church that matures as believers partner in prayer and accountability?
