It’s important to look back. This year it’s especially important. COVID-19 has disrupted our churches, our schools, our families, our jobs, and just about everything else. It has also changed our perception of time. Can you believe it’s only been four months since it hit America hard?!
So, this year, highlighting the top posts of 2020 to this point is vital. Our brains respond to change and disruption by holding on to only the most relevant information. Now that a new normal has emerged we our eyes can see things through new lenses.
Just like in 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019, here are three posts that are worth another look. My prayer is that they will help you as you continue your disciple making journey.
Top 3 Posts of 2020…So Far:
1. Pandemic Disciple Making: Lessons for the In-Between
2. Should I Disciple Towards Proficiency or Creativity?
3. What’s the Difference? Accountability vs. Disciple Making
One Post I think Deserved More Attention: Unified Disciple Making Theory
Top BookNotes Post:
Disciple Making Culture by Brandon Guindon
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