How Core Discipleship Reflects the Heart of John Wesley’s Approach As I’ve walked with people in Core Discipleship, I’ve often been surprised by how much our simple, biblical approach echoes what John Wesley did hundreds of years ago in England. He wasn’t trying to...
Many believers today are not making disciples as Jesus commanded, and the reasons are both personal and systemic. One major reason is a lack of understanding. Many Christians simply don’t realize that disciple-making is a responsibility for every follower of...
In a church, “large groups” refer to the main worship service with many people. “Small groups” are smaller gatherings for deeper fellowship, Bible study, and accountability. “Core groups” are committed members who are trained to...
I’ve asked people worldwide, “What’s the difference between discipleship and making disciples?” Most say, “Discipleship is teaching people about Jesus, while making disciples is teaching them how to make disciples.” Then I ask, “Have you...
Making disciples involves a deliberate and intentional process of nurturing Christ-followers in their relationship with Jesus Christ and equipping them to follow Him wholeheartedly. Jesus’ method of discipleship was relational, intentional, and holistic. He...
Training Regular People to be Disciples Disciple-making is not a program – it’s a lifestyle. This is a big truth. Jesus said, “Follow me and I will make you fishers of men” (Matthew 4:19). Clearly, this was no call to join a discipleship...
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