Who wrote the book of Romans? What is the obvious answer? Well, you’re technically wrong if you said “Paul.” It was actually a scribe named “Tertius.” At the very end […]
Most North American churches are busy—but not multiplying. Many still lack a reproducible pathway from conversion to disciple making. In 7 Practices of Disciple Making Churches, Bobby Harrington, Josh Howard, and Mason Eagle reveal “Level 5” churches where multiplication is the culture. Through case studies and clear criteria, they identify seven shared practices and show how to build them into your church’s everyday rhythms—so disciples make disciples, right where you are.
“The authors have put gasoline on the fire of the Great Commission in our time. This book comes from practitioners rather than consultants.”
—Jim Putman, author, pastor, and leader at the Relational Discipleship Network
“A valuable tool in the hands of anyone who wants to get serious about developing a disciple making culture.”
—Jeff Vanderstelt, author and executive director, Saturate
“The disciple making resource pastors have been asking for—grounded not in theory, but in proven practice.”
—Vick Green, CEO, Replicate Ministries
Who wrote the book of Romans? What is the obvious answer? Well, you’re technically wrong if you said “Paul.” It was actually a scribe named “Tertius.” At the very end […]
“All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that the servant of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work.” (2 […]
With his Pietá finished, and his patron, the Cardinal of San Dionigi deceased, Michelangelo had no assurance he could install his masterpiece of the slain Jesus in his mother’s arms […]
At one point in my career, I worked for an executive who was smart, driven, and very competitive. This executive was continually checking the side mirrors of the corporate vehicle […]
