Discipleship Reset - "From Crisis to Wholeness" - Monday, February 3, 2025

Introduction to the concept of discipleship, its importance, and its impact on transforming lives. The speaker shares their background and role in Ministries at a church in Pennsylvania.

Explanation of Fresh Expressions, its origin in Europe and the UK, its purpose in engaging in different types of ministry, and its invitation for a journey of exploration and connection in today's world.

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Exploration of the definition and practice of discipleship, drawing insights from the early church and different cultural perspectives on discipleship.

Discussion on different types of churches including inward-focused churches, attractional churches, and missional churches, highlighting their characteristics and approaches to discipleship.

Insights into leadership and network development in the context of Grace Gathering in New Haven Illinois, focusing on rediscovering discipleship in today's culture.

Emphasis on character formation in discipleship, including the process of reproducing the character of God and aiming for transformation in individuals and communities.

Explanation of generational disciple making, showcasing the importance of training disciples to become disciple makers through multiple generations.

Discussion on the different phases of discipleship, from foundational to formational and vocational discipling, highlighting the role of transformation and obedience in the discipleship journey.

Focus on spiritual growth through discipleship, emphasizing the need for continuous transformation and obedience in response to divine revelation and guidance.

Question and Answer session addressing topics related to leadership discipleship, youth involvement, and church transformation. Sharing of resources and tools for deepening discipleship practices.

Encouraging the older generation to invest time and resources in mentoring and supporting young leaders to make disciples.

Key attributes of a discipleship maker include being available, servant-hearted, and focused on making disciples.

Discussion on finding people who are open, welcoming, and willing to listen and serve in the context of discipleship and leadership development.

Encouraging pastors to prioritize engaging the congregation in discipleship and leadership development beyond traditional church settings.

Illustrations showcasing the impact of discipleship and leadership development in the workplace and beyond traditional church environments.

Announcement of upcoming training and prayer for strength, growth, humility, and boldness in faith and discipleship.