discipleship

However, because we are all imperfect at this, Solomon presents his son with an intriguing discipleship process in four simple steps: Do you see the consequences of this decision? Do you see the seduction of this decision? Do you see the inconsistencies of this decision? Do you see what happened to others who made this decision?

When we abide in Christ, we draw closer to our Master. Abiding, when practiced habitually, helps us grow as disciples. As we abide, we hear Christ’s instructions for daily living and gain the courage, empowerment, and direction essential for our own intentional disciple making. The process of abiding that Jesus describes in John 15 is not complicat

We will all make mistakes and must learn to embrace them and turn them into opportunities instead.

For us to hear God and take full advantage of the purposeful pause, we must implement some principles that can help us seek the Holy Spirit.

Seeking the Holy Spirit is an essential practice in intentional disciple making. Sometimes doing so is difficult to describe and at other times it is confusing. But when seeking the Holy Spirit becomes a natural practice, unconscious capable, we can experience the most amazingly rewarding moments we will ever have this side of heaven. Seeing Jay su

They are the tools of abiding in Christ, prayer and fasting, being patient, and focusing on truth. I have found these four tools to be essential whenever I’m seeking God to be more intentional with those I disciple.

We glorify God by multiplying images of him who are crowned with his glory; we glorify God by multiplying disciples.

Embrace Mistakes