Discipleship in the marketplace
AIM board member Stu Johnson is getting to do his dream. He is leaving his executive role and starting several businesses that double as venues to dis...
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AIM board member Stu Johnson is getting to do his dream. He is leaving his executive role and starting several businesses that double as venues to dis...
If you saw the movie “City Slickers” you’ll remember Curly who tells Billy Crystal's character that he needed to...
Some things pass for discipleship and do nothing to form Christ in a person. They smell like the real thing, but are impotent as spiritual tools (2 Ti...
The role of a discipler looks a lot like the role of a guide. A guide helps us see the way forward. Sometimes we look at our lives and feel like we’...
Once when I was 29, my mother asked me if I perhaps I would benefit from a mentoring relationship with an older man. I brushed her off, not really con...
2nd in a 5-part series on the pillars of life Disciple-making means showing people, over time, how to live life to the fullest. In doing so, we br...
A few days ago I wrote a blog listing 12 reasons why making disciples is difficult. I did this in part to explain why it is rare and in part to show w...
Steve Wallace writes: This is a lifetime investment. Kris, the young man we've spoken of so often -- the high school dropout who came to us and needed...
It takes time. To do it right, you need to be influencing a disciple’s life 24/7 like Jesus did. 16 waking hours a day x 3 years = 15,000 hours. ...
Thomas Hobbes said, "Life is nasty, brutish, and short." When we're born, this is what we're up against. So early on we begin the quest to minimize pa...