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.

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.

The Bible Storying method is an excellent disciplemaking strategy. It’s based on the reality that “even if people like learning through reading, reading by itself is not the best way to move information from the head to the heart.” (Real Life Discipleship, p 156)

Jesus said, “Go therefore and make disciples.”

True, you will find few scholars or leaders in Christian circles who deny that we are supposed to make disciples or apprentices to Jesus and teach them to do all things that Jesus said Jesus’ instructions on this matter are, after all, starkly clear.

If you want to start reproducing, disciplemaking churches, start by training every believer to be a disciplemaking trainer.

Christians Need to Recognize that Culture Isn't the Enemy | missionalchallenge.com

“If a man has a hundred sheep and one of them wanders away, what will he do? Won’t he leave the ninety-nine others on the hills and go out to search for the one that is lost?”

Jesus came to seek and to save the lost. That was His mission on earth!

Life Transformation Groups (LTGs) are a great tool that God is using in the disciple-making process. An LTG is made up of two or three people, all of the same gender, who meet weekly for personal accountability for their spiritual growth and development.