Multiplying Disciples
Field tested Biblical insights for starting and multiplying disciples. What we tried. What changed. What stuck.📍NYC
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Stop Trying to Find Time to Make Disciples (opens the original)
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Years ago in Oklahoma City, my wife Megan and I made a plan. A few nights a week after dinner, we’d prayer walk our apartment complex.We talked it through. We put sticky notes on the calendar. If there were an award for most thoroughly planned prayer walk, we’d have been finalists.We went once.The next week, we went once.Then we never went again.We wanted to do it. We also had twin toddlers.If you’ve had toddlers, you know what “after dinner” means. It means bath time and a hostage negotiation o
Model it. Do it. Talk about it. (opens the original)
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The first time I went to an immersion, I was a good student for about ten minutes.After that I was the guy nodding along. I’m an intuitive leader. I see a thing, I get it, and I’m ready for you to stop explaining. So I drank the coffee and sat through the conversations. None of it felt like learning. It felt like hanging out.In 2019, our family went to Tampa to join an immersion. We spent time joining people in their homes, sharing the gospel in the harvest, and debriefing what we saw and heard.
How to Reach the Lost Together (opens the original)
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A note from Mark: This one is a little different. and I have both been thinking about what it looks like to build real relationships with people far from Jesus, not by creating another Christian event, but by going where people already are. So we decided to write this one together, drawing from what we’re each learning in the field.Scott Brown | @scottwbrownSometimes in the Church, we can get so focused on events. On bringing people to us. I have a lo
The Stewardship of Staying and Going (opens the original)
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I got home from Kathmandu after 42 hours of travel. The next morning, Dave Miller asked the question I’d been expecting.Why go?Dave and I talk all the time about CFC: committed, focused, and consistent. You keep a yes list, a no list, and a habit list. You share the gospel with the people where you live, work, and play. You keep rhythms with the people who say they want to follow Jesus. Stay faithful long enough, and God builds momentum right where you are.And I live in Queens, one of the larges
Jesus Never Asked You to Build an Audience (opens the original)
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There is probably a subscribe button somewhere near this sentence. I hope you click it.I am trying to grow this publication. I look at the numbers. I want more people reading.But Jesus never asked me to build an audience.Take that in for a second before I soften it (because I am going to soften it). Jesus was not against crowds. He was not against influence. He was not against anyone knowing his name. The question is not whether he had attention. He had it. The question is what he did with the p
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