One-Another
True discipleship with one another involves transparency and honesty with one another. It means not being afraid to ask tough questions and being willing to allow others to ask you those tough questions.
Articles
Wojohn:
A Man Devoted to Discipleship
“How do you spell commitment to Christ? With a capital ‘D’ for Discipleship, says second-year RTS student Bob Wojohn. With unusual leadership and zeal, this young man has dedicated his life to helping others become better followers of Jesus Christ. And, so far, he’s having tremendous success.”
Organizing Discipleship
“In Winnie-the-Pooh, Christopher Robin says, ‘Organizing is what you do before you do something so that when you do it, it’s not all mixed up.’ It has also been said this way, ‘If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.’ Both statements express great truth, and it’s a common concern of today’s discipleship programs in our churches.”
The Church and Discipleship
True discipleship is about embracing gospel truths in the context of a biblical community that results in life change. It’s about visibly seeing sanctification in the life of a new believer.
Short PDF version of Robert Coleman’s “Master Plan of Evangelism”
One-pager Q&A with tips and whys to discipleship by Local Church, St. Pete.
Visuals
An illustration of the effects of starting with many and a few being sent out versus starting with a few, multiplying, and many being sent out.
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The difference between small groups and discipleship groups.
Copyright 2017 Life on Life - A Ministry of Perimeter Church -
lifeonlife.org (source - pg. 13)
Videos
"The Gospel Waltz"
There are times when the enemy will try to paralyze us in moments when we are face-to-face with our sin. How do you respond in moments like these?
Here is a quick eight-minute video that effectively explains Perimeter Church’s Gospel Waltz.
Watch Me! by Tom Ascol
This is a great video portrayal of Don Carson’s teaching on mentoring and discipleship. It is well worth the 5 minutes it takes to watch
How do you carry out discipleship and evangelism in your church? Watch this 2-minute video discussing the importance of being preaching and teaching church and life-on-life discipleship.
This Francis Chan-inspired, three-minute video comically demonstrates how we could “talk the talk”, but not “walk the walk”.
Please visit the FAQ’s page to learn how small groups are NOT the same as discipleship groups.
This two-minute clip by Francis Chan successfully explains the trend we have fallen into when it comes to discipling.
Adriana Martinez | adriana@cfmdiscpleship.org