Jesus’s approach to making disciples was to find them and invite them to journey with him. The same is true today as we intentionally choose others and model for them what it means to follow Jesus.
The first way faith is demonstrated in the life of a leader is when he or she is not afraid to believe God.
What would it look like if the body of Christ decided that our mission and not our differences define us?
While staying at a hotel during a recent out-of-town trip, my wife and I met a couple who were serving on a church staff in a town where we had some longtime friends.
With fervor, we must continue helping disciples see that the purpose of Sunday is Monday.
For many disciples, the workplace is one of their greatest spheres of connection and influence. Yet many believers don’t see that their job can be an act of worship — and an opportunity to engage others with the gospel.
Regardless of the size of your movement, there are 9 questions that must be effectively addressed to maintain health, growth, and momentum.
It’s challenging to work quickly and collaboratively to serve spiritual seekers around you.
How did Jesus turn a bunch of failed and broken disciples into a world-changing missionary force?
Effective coaching is vital to the success of discipleship/church multiplication movements. Improving your ability to mentor, challenge and encourage others can increase the spiritual fruitfulness of a movement and help it grow larger.
Partnerships, networks, or other form cooperation always have real people and real ministries involved.
Rick Franklin and Menchit Wong are currently partnering together on a team developing an exciting new program for the Lausanne Movement and YLGen. This and many decades of other experiences give them good insights into the challenges, benefits, and processes of working together.
During this webinar, you will learn about the character qualities, fruitful practices, and tools that define and foster effectiveness in being a non-residential movement catalyst.
People under the age of 18 represent over one-quarter of the world’s current population. Understanding global trends among today’s young people helps us discover how to reach them, disciple them as followers of Jesus, and then release them into His mission.
Ministry leaders describe how they are using digital media to reach the unreached worldwide.
Erik Laursen
• New Covenant Missions
