6 Characteristics of Disciple-Making Churches
Higher expectations get more positive behavioral patterns. If you want to make more disciples, raise your expectations.
Higher expectations get more positive behavioral patterns. If you want to make more disciples, raise your expectations.
Ed Stetzer: "A path, a discipleship process, is necessary in order to ensure effective life change of believers within a congregation."
Exponential co-founders Todd Wilson and Dave Ferguson offer nine best practices to adapt and model.
Brad Lomenick: "The patterns we cultivate shape the person we each become."
"There is a curious shortage of strategies that can be easily implemented by a small church with limited resources."
“Our focus is on reaching the lost—not growing the church,” the founder says
"It makes a difference if I treat a nonbeliever as someone who is wrong rather than someone who is on the way but lost."
Ed Stetzer: "The size of a church does not determine its health. But a church's health can determine its size."
"What do we need to do to get the good news back into the gospel people?"
"If you want this generation to follow, you have to become a teaming leader."