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3 Ways to Deploy Group Members in Ministry
WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT? The writer of Hebrews (10:24-25) reminds us that we gather to “spur one another on towards love” and to “encourage one another.” Jesus says that His disciples are recognized by...
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100 Small Changes Later…
At the beginning of this series, David Francis introduced our blog to what would be 100 daily posts that provoke conversations about little things all of us can do to make our groups better. These...
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Who is a Disciple?
As there is a lot of discussion about disciplemaking in today’s church culture, there is probably no bigger discussion that happens than “Who is a Disciple?”. In simple terms, it is someone who is...
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Why Make Disciples?
The Great Commission in Matthew 28:19 was the final request by Jesus to His disciples. It indicated the completion of everything that Jesus had taught them and trained them to do. Now it was their...
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Disciples Make Disciples
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Removing the Wall Between Disciplemaking and Evangelism
Making Disciples is our calling; our purpose. Sharing the gospel, leading people to Christ, baptizing people, discipling them in their faith–is what we do to make disciples. Too often we tend to...
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A D-Group Covenant
Holy Bible on a wooden desk in church Is a formal D-Group Covenant really necessary? This question can stir some spirited debate. In many cases, however, when leaders evaluate the reasons a D-Group has...
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Who’s Your ONE!
God’s Method of Evangelism, A Personal Witness How has personal evangelism become so ignored, so forgotten? How has it gotten left behind in the church’s priority? How has the burden for lost souls...
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Connect your ONE through Service and Stewardship 2
It is said that 80% of the work in the church is done by 20% of the members. If this is true, the problem lies with those who are discipling and connecting their “ONE”. Sometimes new Christians...
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Ministering to Members Going through a Crisis
“It’s time.” I knew exactly what that statement meant, even at 2:30 in the morning, because I was ready for the call. The young couple that I ministered to in my church had begun to experience a...
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