Jesus Was a Disciple Maker and a Movement Builder Jesus was a disciple maker and a movement builder. He was able to do both at the same time. To the […]
Jesus Was a Disciple Maker and a Movement Builder Jesus was a disciple maker and a movement builder. He was able to do both at the same time. To the […]
The Movements of Tomorrow Begin Today The movements of tomorrow depend on the leaders you build today. Most ministry leaders want to build something that matters—something that will last. You […]
When You Lose Your Why, You Lose Your Way When a church forgets that its primary purpose is to make disciples, it loses its way. Like a pilot drifting one […]
The Church’s Hidden Crisis: Leadership Without Multiplication However, for decentralized groups to work, a new brand of leader must be developed. This requires leaders who are self-sufficient in their walk […]
Evaluating church programs with a disciple-making focus Once you have established your definition of a disciple, hard-wired your process, begun to live it out personally, and raised up a disciple-making […]
Move from individual to team “Give me one hundred men who fear nothing but sin and desire nothing but God, and I care not whether they be clergymen or laymen, […]
The question every pastor must answer How do you make disciples? I love asking pastors that question. Not long ago, I sat around a conference table with several pastors, professors, […]
A simple yet profound challenge One afternoon, I was playing golf with a friend who is a leading executive for a billion-dollar company. As I talked non-stop about church and […]
Church leaders love models Pastors seem to be naturally drawn to the latest and greatest trends in ministry. Over the past twenty years, I’ve seen models come and go. I […]
Jesus was driven to multiply a movement At the end of his 3.5-year ministry, Jesus had thousands of fans, 120 disciples, 72 ministry workers, 11 apostolic leaders and 3 in […]
