Successful Succession
A 10 episode study of ministry succession plus the final wrap up at Summit 2022 in Bangkok. đ´ How do we find the right person(s)? đ´ Exactly what are we […]
Category Archives: Spiritual Sons
Creeping Frustration
Leaders, the job we do will never get smaller, and trying harder will never make us big enough. That’s why we multiply! Leaders multiply, managers divide. Here’s what Moses has […]
A Missionary Interview
Q. What was your dream as a young Christian? A. Born again at 21, my understanding of Jesusâ commission quickly expanded from âmy friends need Jesusâ to my city, my […]
A Voluntary Wilderness
Good morning Summit goers! A voluntary wilderness of prayer and fasting is the place of guaranteed new personal alignment and direction. PERSONAL ALIGNMENT EXPECTS: 1. New purpose: Clarify and build […]
Have you ever taken your disciples to the Gadarenes?
How I reach deeper – into me. What do I look like as a leader? Do I see myself mentoring like Jesus did? Like Barnabus? Like Paul? How do those I […]
Apostolic Trigger (deep reach #5)
We are compelled to reach out as far as is required to not only save a soul but to engage them in the process of becoming a disciple.  Reaching farther […]
How to Reach The Leader in Those Who Arenât (deep reach #4)
Our vision remains to reach, teach, and mobilize people. We havenât really reached them until weâve engaged them in the âteachâ, the process of becoming a disciple.  So our challenge is […]
The Hard Call of Mentorship
The difference between the real and knockoff mentorship is in the price the mentor pays. Mentoring has two elements, 1. accomplishing something that amazes and, 2. passing on the ability […]
Don’t Dis Your Dad
Apparently God does’t think of Himself as being more important than your dad, in fact He feels like you’re loving Him when you love on your dad. One day the super-religious […]
Movement
Sometimes, when people watch you do a small thing, they’ll want to help. When more people help, the thing you do gets bigger, and bigger, and, if you learn to […]
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