When my kids were little, they loved it when my husband threw them high in the air. The higher he tossed them, the louder they screamed, “Again, Daddy!” They trusted his strength completely—both to throw them and to catch them. That’s the kind of faith God wants us to have in Him.
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Cultural misunderstandings about Christianity are nothing new. In the 2nd century, a Roman named Caecilius accused Christians of cannibalism and being a threat to society. Today, similar misconceptions still exist—we notice them especially when working with people from other faith backgrounds. These misunderstandings can feel overwhelming and may even seem like barriers to multiplying disciples …
In Luke 10:5–7, Jesus instructed His disciples to greet households with peace and stay where that peace is received. This concept of the “Person of Peace” has become a foundational principle in Disciple Making Movements (DMMs) and a common approach to entering a new place. A Person of Peace not only receives the Gospel but …
While gathering disciples is important, seeing multiplication requires intentional focus on several key factors. Let’s explore these six essential elements