What is a Disciple-Maker? The answer to this question should be easy to answer. A disciple-maker is someone who has helped at least one other person become a disciple. Simple enough. At least until we ask the underlying question: What is a disciple? Before writing this article, I googled “What is a disciple.” The top […]
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How Long Does It Take to Make a Disciple? We need to acknowledge one key element before we get too far into this topic: the definition of a disciple. That will be an upcoming article, and I’ll add a link to it once it is published. Until then, I will give a “simple” definition as:
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A Laborer, A Disciple-Maker: Are They the Same? Jesus told His disciples to ask the Father to send laborers into the Harvest (Matthew 9:36-38). A couple years later, Jesus gave the Great Commission to make disciples of all the nations (Matthew 28:19-20). Is there a difference between these two; laborers and disciple-makers. Let’s explore that.
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We occasionally get the question about why we minister one-to-one rather than in small groups or large events. The Bottle Illustration helps people understand the difference between one-to-one discipling and group discipleship. Look at the picture above. There are glass bottles of various sizes and positions. All of those bottles are empty. But we’d like
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