I’ve been reflecting on the Great Commission and the priority that Jesus placed on making disciples.
Getting started as a coach can be challenging. Even when you’ve developed good coaching skills, finding those who would benefit from a coaching relationship with you may be difficult.
Here at the Exponential Conference today I was asked why I came to this conference. I offered three reasons for coming to Exponential – and I think that these three reasons would probably provide the basis for attending any conference.
Bryan Wintersteen is a missionary with Church Resource Ministries. After serving five years in Melbourne, Australia, Bryan now lives near Washington DC.
What’s your approach to evangelism and disciplemaking?
When I planted Lake Hills Church in Castaic, California over 20 years ago, I was invited into a monthly lunch gathering with several church planters. The group included church planters in two denominations: Reformed Church in America (RCA) and the Missionary Church.
I am privileged to facilitate the development of the Global Church Planting Network efforts in North America. If you haven’t heard about the GCPN – please explore the GCPN vision and mission. If you are interested in joining the GCPN – please enter your contact information in the comments below.
God-ordained leadership in the church is placed upon godly disciplemakers who are called to serve as elders.
Christians need to get beyond the walls of the church and meet tangible needs!
Wesley Deuwel has written an incredible book – Touch the World Through Prayer. (amazon affiliate link)
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