Multiplying Disciples
Mark Goering, Dave Miller, Chuck Wood IIField tested Biblical insights for starting and multiplying disciples. What we tried. What changed. What stuck.\ud83d\udccdNYC
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You Don’t Have to Make Prayer Up
6:40am. House quiet. You poured the coffee and opened the Bible to wherever the ribbon was and now you’re sitting there.
Nothing comes.
You believe fine. You got up early for this, so it isn’t that you don’t care. You say “God” and then y...
The Rhythms of a Multiplier Can’t Be Hacked. They Have to Be Caught.
I’ll confess something: half the time I open a webinar, I’ve got it muted in a background tab, scrolling ahead for the slide with the free download. I’m hunting for the hack. The five-step thing I can take home Saturday morning and run by m...
You Don’t Need More Bible Knowledge. You Need More Reps.
Last week I wrote that most disciples don’t have a knowledge problem. They have an obedience problem.
I got some pushback. Others asked what I meant by “reps.”
Fair enough.
A rep is a repetition. A basketball player shoots free throws un...
Why We Do Scripture Deep Dives (And How to Run One)
We’ve been through this particular study probably a dozen times. Mark 1–6, then Acts 18–20. You’d think at some point it stops producing anything new. It doesn’t, and we want to share why that says something worth paying attention to.
Most...
Most Christians Already Know More Than They Obey
Most Christians don’t have a knowledge problem. They have a reps problem.
I draw a three-legged stool when I’m talking with someone about discipleship. Then I ask which leg is longest in American Christianity.
Three legs of discipleship:...
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How to actually make disciples in everyday life. What we tried. What worked. What didn’t.\ud83d\udccdNYC
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