“Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?” Jesus replied: “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. And the...
What is a disciple? Explore this important question.
A Lenten Experience of Scripture, UMC Social Principles and Antiracist Action to Build Beloved Community By Jen Kidwell & Neal Christie We are grateful that you have chosen to explore this opportunity to deepen and grow your faith...
Youth Ministry Rx: Checking in on you and offering ministry support during Covid-19 The Young People’s Ministry of the BWC hosted 6 weekly youth ministry check-ins for youth workers across the conference. Youth workers were invited to join...
Presenter: Rev. Evan Young, Executive Director of Stakeholder Relations, Discipleship Ministries Learn the basic principles behind See All The People, a movement to help us as United Methodists understand what discipleship and evangelism mean in...
Church leaders must have, more than other traits, a deep and abiding commitment to spiritual disciplines. God uses these disciplines to lead them into life and awaken new insights into discipleship.
The bless model of discipleship calls on people to bless, listen, eat, serve and share.
Rev. Jorge Acevedo led the Washington Leadership Day in 2015. Notes from his presentation illuminate the nature of discipleship.
If your church is not meeting your needs, Wayne Cordiero recommends a SOAP approach: Scripture, Observation, Application and Prayer.
