Free Training:
It Takes Bold Moves to
Lead Like Jesus
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Today, there are few churches intentionally focused on making and multiplying disciples like Jesus. If you are determined to see disciple making take center stage in the life of your church, join Craig Etheredge and Glenn Underhill for this impactful webinar. Together we will explore the 7 bold moves necessary to transition any church to becoming an intentional disciple-making church.
You will discover:
- How to go from managing activities to investing in people
- The five misconceptions about making and multiplying disciples like Jesus
- A clear strategy for making disciples and raising up disciple-making leaders
Join us Thursday, March 30th at 1:00 pm CST!
Featured Panelists
Dr. Craig Etheredge
Craig is a gifted communicator, author, and Bible teacher. Craig and his family moved to Colleyville, Texas in July 2007 to serve as lead pastor of First Baptist Church where he currently serves. In addition to leading the local church, Craig is the Adjunct Professor of Discipleship at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and is involved in the local community. He has a Master of Divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and a Doctor of Ministry from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Craig met his wife, Liz, in the fifth grade and they have two daughters, Leah Beth and Abbie.
Glenn Underhill
Originally from San Diego, Glenn attended Howard Payne University in Brownwood, TX and Southwestern Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, TX. He has served in full-time ministry for over 20 years. Glenn’s first love in ministry is disciple making – the simple, biblical model that Jesus used to make disciples who make disciples. He has trained churches, pastors and leaders through the United States and around the world in Jesus’ disciple-making model. Glenn and his wife, Dawn, have four children.
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