Discipleship Coaching

We have developed a process to help members experience and incorporate discipleship into their personal lives in a way that will enhance any type of church or ministry.

Discipleship seminar component

It was the last command that Jesus gave us prior to returning to heaven.  It is the simplest and yet most profound form of evangelism.  While your focus is individuals, it has the greatest potential to reach the masses because it incorporates activities that produce exponential growth! Now is the time, and you are the one He wants!!!

TRAINING: Designed to prepare and equip members to become fully devoted disciples

THREE TRAINING EVENTS that are interactive with application-based teaching.

    ~Training events are 2 to 2.5 hours long; conducted at any time that is convenient for each group

    ~After a group has completed all three parts, we will provide discipleship coaching*

The following acrostic (DISCIPLES) identifies the topics covered in each section of the three-part training process that leads to the coaching

Following

D  Dedicated to Jesus
I   Infused by His Spirit
S  Seeking to honor God first

Fishing

C  Cultivating relationships with lost people
I   Initiating servant ministry
P  Providing safety for spiritual dialogue

Fruitfulness

L  Leading friends to follow Jesus
E  Engaging in ministry through Spiritual gifts
S  Sent disciples who disciple others

Whether the seminar is a whole weekend, once a Sabbath for three weeks, or some other arrangement, don't hesitate to inquire about what you might need for your group to have an effective experience.

Discipleship coaching*

Designed for your particular setting and tailored to your needs!

 

  • This is designed in a way that your group has support for 12 months
  • This allows your group to "practice" what they have learned
  • It helps them implement aspects of discipleship on a day-to-day basis

 

Contact Chris Donavan to start your church on this profound journey!

 

“Christ’s method alone will give true success in reaching the people. The Savior mingled with men as one who desired their good. He showed His sympathy for them, ministered to their needs, and won their confidence. Then he bade them, ‘Follow Me.’ ” 

                                                                                               Ellen White, Ministry of Healing, pg. 143

 

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