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The Core Pathway: Learning to Follow Jesus Together People around the world have been conditioned to think about learning through familiar structures. In school, we take classes and courses. At work, we receive training. In the church, we participate in Bible studies,...
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I Want to Make Disciples. But I Don’t Know How. Real Questions About Making Disciples. Biblical Answers. We’ve all heard Jesus’ command to go and make disciples. For many of us, the question isn’t whether we should. It’s how. Maybe...
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A Biblical Pattern for Making Disciples: From Jesus to Wesley and Today The more I have studied John Wesley and the movement that developed around his ministry, the more I have appreciated the question he was trying to answer: How do we help people move from simply...
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One in Six Churchgoers: What Does This Tell Us About Discipleship? A recent study from Lifeway Research caught my attention. According to its August 12, 2026 report, 1 in 6 Protestant churchgoers in the United States attends a megachurch. Megachurches represent less...
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There is much to appreciate about the renewed emphasis on discipleship within the Church today. Many pastors and leaders recognize that attending services, participating in programs, and accumulating biblical knowledge do not automatically produce mature followers of...
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Why We Invest in Local Disciple Makers Around the World For many years, the dominant missions model in the West has often looked the same: train people here, send them overseas, build programs, support structures, and institutional systems abroad, and hope the gospel...
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