On the new SimpleDiscipleshipBlog.com, Read all 13 best practices for making disciples.
Personal Discipleship
Even with all of the recent focus on discipleship, many churches remain paralyzed in their 20th century silo-style of discipleship delivery which has proven ineffective at transforming lives and making disciples. In fact, silo-delivery of discipleship reinforces behavioral compartmentalization defined as “a state in which some integrated part of a person’s life becomes separated from the rest of the personality and functions independently.” You know this concept: people hear teachings of Christianity in a Bible study or sermon and then fail to integrate the principles into their lives since, as they see it, they have their church life and their other life. A ubiquitous (all inclusive-everywhere present) discipleship delivery system provided in a process manner is much more effective.
13 WAYS TO MAKE DISCIPLES
This series of articles will focus on eleven delivery methods of a ubiquitous discipleship process which include but are not limited to:
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