Interview ~ Staying Is The New Going

Phil Miglioratti's interview with Alan Briggs, author of Staying is the New Going

Alan, I see your position description is "multiplying pastor" ... How does that indicate your position and your passion?

I get to spend a majority of my energy du

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Discipling Others ~ Resources from CruPress

√ it out here >>>

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Evangelism = Neighborly + Conversational

10/22 NEIGHBORLY

Just being neighborly... Singer JIMMY NEEDHAM tells of a recent opportunity he had to share Christ with a man who attended church much of his life.

10/22 ON THE FLY

Faith conversations … they can happen anywhere, can’t

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Why Small Groups Aren't Making Disciples

Why Small Groups Aren’t Making Disciples

Part 2 of 3

Last week, we discussed how members/attenders are the conduit through which the Church accomplishes its objective in the world – the Great Commission. We looked at how few o

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Refocusing the Church

Your church won’t change its heart and mind, “take ground” or work together as effective parts of the church body unless it does this one thing – DISCIPLE.

How did we end up building “skyscrapers” that gather in but don’t disperse world-changing Chr

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Christian Union: The Magazine

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14 June 2015
A Distinctive Call

...to Make Disciples

by Rebekah Hannah

We are all disciples of someone.

We all have someone in mind we wan

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Who inspires you in your Christian discipleship?

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Is the mission of the local church to evangelize and produce disciples?

Is the mission of the local church to evangelize and produce disciples? Or is it to do justice and transform culture? Or is it an equal emphasis and combination of both? What do you think?

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Guidelines for Book and Resource Reviews

Guidelines

Subject: Type the title of the book and the author into the Subject box
Text Box:
- Title
- Author
- Publisher
- URL link to the publisher's site that lists this book
- Then, a few sentences or a paragraph on the following:
  - What was it about this

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Doing Life in the Footsteps of Jesus

Walk as He Walked

Daily Lenten Readings in the Footsteps of Jesus

By Rev. Jim Reapsome, Th.M.

Introduction

“Whoever claims to live in him must walk as Jesus did” (1 Jn. 2:6)

“To this you were called, because Christ suffered for you, leav

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Evangelism or Discipleship?

Evangelism or Discipleship:

Can They Effectively Work Together?

Evangelism or Discipleship

Evangelism and discipleship are not two things; they are one. Jesus has commanded us to “make disciples.” In this new eBook, veteran discipleship leaders Bobby Harrington and Bill Hull

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The Discipleship Network Interview: John Kieffer

The Discipleship Network Interview

How would you define discipleship?

If a disciple is a learning, loyal follower of Jesus Christ, then discipleship is the process of training people to listen to Jesus and obey all that He has commanded.

The scrip

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The Discipleship Network Interview: Jena Forehand

The Discipleship Network Interview: Jena Forehand

How would you define discipleship?

Well, since being a disciple means being a student and learner, I would say that discipleship is two disciples learning together.

What is more important, wha

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Review: Creating Disciple Making Movements

Creating Disciple Making Movements: How the Making of Holistic Disciples Is Central to the Mission of Christ

By Paul E. Johnson (Independent, 2012)

Review by David Sanford

Director of Institutional Marketing

Corban University

www.corban.edu

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The Discipleship Network Interview: Roger Matthews

Discipleship Interview

Roger Matthews: City Leader, Navigators Chicago Mission

Roger, how would you define discipleship?

I think of discipleship as the process of loving, developing, and serving people by joining them in learning and living out o

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What do you think?...What makes one believer an Intercessor while some seem to have no interest in intercession? Is it a gift? A calling? A mark of spiritual maturity or obedience? How does a person move from self-centered prayer to being burdene

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BOOK REVIEW: Telling the Story by Stanley J. Hargraves

About the Reviewer: Steve Sobczak serves as an Officer Christian Fellowship Community group leader in San Antonio Texas. He has led small groups in Louisiana, Germany and Texas for the past 8 years. He also serves in the US Army as a career Army Off

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BOOK REVIEW: Every Disciple's Journey

About the Reviewer: Intrigued by discipleship for years and impacted by a small group ministry, I am now, at age 54, back in school to frame up my thoughts on the subject and practical tools for discipleship. I entered vocational ministry in 1999 as

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BOOK REVIEW: Real Life Discipleship

Autobiographical Statement: Greg McCabe holds a Master of Divinity degree, and has been in ministry for 18 years serving as an evangelist to motorcyclists, missions pastor, associate pastor and senior pastor. His desire is to see churches make discip

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BOOK REVIEW:

Reviewer: Jill Potts Jones is wife and mom to two daughters, ages 20 and 6. She writes book reviews for numerous Christian publishers and authors.

Title: 30 Days to A More Dynamic Prayer Life

Author: John Franklin

Publisher: NavPress, 2012

Ab

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Interview ~ Staying Is The New Going

Discipling Others ~ Resources from CruPress

Evangelism = Neighborly + Conversational

Why Small Groups Aren't Making Disciples

Why Small Groups Aren’t Making Disciples

Refocusing the Church

Christian Union: The Magazine

Christian Union: The Magazine

Subscribe to receive Christian Union: The Magazine at home-for free>

A Distinctive Call

...to Make Disciples

We are all disciples of someone.

Who inspires you in your Christian discipleship?

Is the mission of the local church to evangelize and produce disciples?

Guidelines for Book and Resource Reviews

Doing Life in the Footsteps of Jesus

Evangelism or Discipleship?

The Discipleship Network Interview: John Kieffer

The Discipleship Network Interview: Jena Forehand

Review: Creating Disciple Making Movements

Creating Disciple Making Movements: How the Making of Holistic Disciples Is Central to the Mission of Christ

The Discipleship Network Interview: Roger Matthews

The Making of an Intercessor

BOOK REVIEW: Telling the Story by Stanley J. Hargraves

BOOK REVIEW: Every Disciple's Journey

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