Today I completed five days training coaches in Bellevue, Washington as part of CRM’s CORE Coaching Skills Certificate Program. It was a great week!
Archive for month: January, 2012
How are you and those in your church involved in making disciples who make disciples!?
I feel compelled to keep on emphasizing this truth: “We don’t start churches to make disciples.
Instead of calling tech support recently to address issues with my new wireless router, I decided to try interacting with chat support first. It was a difficult experience.
J. Oswald Sanders describes the process of qualifying as spiritual leaders:
SOAP Journaling is a great way to study the Bible and seek to apply it to your life. Whether you are using the SOAP method in your daily time alone with God or in a group, it’s important to not only read the text and observe what it means. It is also critical that you discover how to apply the truth to your life.
God is a missionary God and He has sent the Church to participate in His mission of reconciling the world to Himself.
T4T is an all-inclusive process of training believers over the course of 12-18 months to witness to the lost and train new believers to form reproducing discipleship communities generation by generation.
I always wanted to be a missionary (since I was a teenager) but I never wanted to raise support!
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