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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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Equipping the Saints to Make Disciples When I think about Core Discipleship training, I do not think first about curriculum. I think about obedience. Jesus did not give us the Great Commission as an option for the especially gifted. He gave it to ordinary believers....
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The Wesley Connection: A Simple, Biblical Pattern for Today As I’ve walked with people through Core Discipleship, I’ve quietly noticed something I didn’t expect. The more I study the ministry of John Wesley, the more I see our paths overlapping—separated by centuries...
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Rediscovering the Mission: What the State of Discipleship Reveals Jesus told His followers, “Go and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:19). Yet according to recent findings from Lifeway Research’s State of Discipleship study, many churches today are doing...
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Triad of Transformation: Follow, Grow, Multiply Discover God’s Plan to Become a Disciple, Grow in Christ, and Lead Others to Follow Him So many people get confused about the words disciple, discipleship, and disciple-making—and it’s easy to see why! At first glance,...
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How Jesus Made Disciples — And How We Often Do It Today When we look at how Jesus made disciples, we see a process that was deeply personal, relational, and Spirit-led. He didn’t rely on programs or crowds—He invested in a few, walked closely with them, and taught...
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