Discipleship is the heartbeat of spiritual growth and community within the church. It’s about more than just attending church services; it’s about deepening one’s faith, fostering meaningful relationships, and equipping believers to follow Jesus in every aspect of their lives. Whether you’re developing new discipleship pathways or enhancing existing ones, our articles offer practical advice and inspiring ideas.
Some of the most extraordinary chapters in church history weren't written in seminaries or cathedrals. They were written when God showed up unexpectedly, turning ordinary moments into extraordinary movements that saw thousands of lives transformed by the power of...
In my journey, both as a pastor and a follower of Christ, I've seen firsthand how vital small groups are in...
As a Christian believer, I have always believed that discipleship is a crucial part of my journey. Whether attending...
Life in the Kingdom is really about learning to live life, continually aware of God’s presence. Every believer should...
What is your mission statement? It may be worded differently or expressed differently or put forth with a unique...
I have had many mentors who have invested deeply in my life. The person I am is in great part because of others...
Recently, someone asked me to boil down the concept of multiplication as far as I possibly can. So here goes. Looking...
As a church planter or leader, you know how important it is to build a strong foundation for your new church. While...
If you expect your church plant to grow beyond your own personal capacity to lead others, you absolutely need to...
Ducks and geese and Christ-followers. They have a lot to do with one another. “Imprinting” is the natural phenomenon...
You have all seen social media profiles. For all the talk today against “profiling,” we are all self-identified by our...
“Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me.” Mark 8:34-35 This may be...
Churches are made up of imperfect people, so it should come as no surprise that conflict sometimes arises....