A Spiritual Resolution Worth Keeping
It’s that time of the year when we make New Year’s resolutions that we only keep for a few days. If you really think your goal is worth it, you will see it through.
It’s that time of the year when we make New Year’s resolutions that we only keep for a few days. If you really think your goal is worth it, you will see it through.
While all true Christians will end up in the same place one day, none of us are in the same position currently. If every Christian is in a spiritually unique place surrounded by specific challenges, why do we think that a broad approach will work for every single one of us?
Jesus called us to make disciples, but many of us don’t have a strategy to see that happen. Learn a pathway to help you start growing again and help another to do the same.
Distinctive Discipleship is a process – not a program. It’s a method to help you design a specific plan for Christian maturity in your life or in the life of someone you are discipling.
The Advance Leadership Podcast is for leaders by leaders. On this episode, Lee Clamp interviews Travis Agnew about the Distinctive Discipleship process.
We cannot depend upon widespread methods hoping to address the specific needs of everyone. Particular people require distinctive discipleship.
If every Christian is in a unique place surrounded by specific challenges, why do we think that a widespread approach will work for every single one of us? Let me help you design a personal plan for spiritual maturity.
For all the resources at our disposal, the one thing we are missing is intentional mentors discipling us. The best content in the world can never replace a person walking alongside us.
One size doesn’t fit all; one size fits one. Jesus knew that. He practiced it. He was developing the entire ragtag group of disciples, but he was employing distinctive approaches with each one.
You will not grow by accident. To have the blessed life that Jesus spoke about in the Sermon on the Mount, we must follow Him on the path of discipleship. We must keep growing.