From One Disciple to Another
On making disciples...and being one, too.
When it comes to reaching non-Christians, clergy and laity have a “don’t ask – nothing to tell” agreement. Though each side can see it’s not happening, asking about it would invite an uncomfortable inquiry into that aspect of their own life. Unfortunately, these walls of civility imprison them in a brand of Christianity that’s powerless to transform an individual or a family, let alone the city or the world…
A few weeks ago, I sat down with my friend, Pastor Tony Miltenberger to be a guest on the Reclamation Podcast. It was my first ever podcast and though I was fairly nervous going in, I thought it turned out pretty good! The delay between recording and publishing set-up one of my favorite parenting moments ever…
Many pastors view their life, ministry, and calling primarily through the lens of a shepherd. So why is it that while Jesus was both the Good Shepherd AND a Master Disciple Maker, most pastors shepherd without making disciples? Let’s dive into the differences…
As we roll up our sleeves in the lives of others, this question matters because when we’ve made a disciple it affirms what's happened in that discipling relationship and propels us outward to go and make more. So, what’s the reliable litmus test a disciple maker can use to identify when a mature disciple has been made?
Unique hits to One Disciple to Another have grown by 73% this year. I owe that to you. Thanks for sharing what’s helped you with others! Let’s keep it going! I’m looking forward to writing again in 2019 and have quite a few ideas to share with you. But first, let’s unveil the Top 5 Posts of 2018
