Scott McConnell: The State of Discipleship
Discover where disciples in your church are in their journey. Then design paths to encourage progress toward biblical outcomes.
Discover where disciples in your church are in their journey. Then design paths to encourage progress toward biblical outcomes.
When every member shares the work, the whole body is better for it.
Around half of evangelicals say they find their own measure of success and worth in obtaining more things.
“People see “big C” church as judgy, legalistic rules. If we can work together and show the opposite of that, I feel like that’s our role: to rewrite the narrative of church based on serving.” —Meghan Smith, Trace Church
By immediately communicating, ‘You are welcome here,’ you are answering guests’ big question: Should I be here?
It is easy to say our goal is to tell others about Jesus, but we often skip the step of asking God to make this possible.
Seventeen percent of churches say they were directly or substantially involved in a church plant that opened in the last three years.
Sharing the gospel and teaching each other should never stop. Starting and maintaining the relationships to foster both evangelism and discipleship is also nonstop.
This article explores rest for pastors, outlining why sabbatical and healthy boundaries matter for ministry leaders.
Three important shifts contributed to the stirring of evangelism: equipping people to be everyday missionaries, elevating the role of groups, and amplifying opportunities to serve.