Christians know that Jesus commissioned the church to make disciples (Matt 28:18-20). It’s easy to nod our heads or give a hearty “Amen” when we hear the word “discipleship” and that the church should be making disciples.
But what does that actually look like? Are we really making disciples?
I’d like to introduce you to someone who has helped me in this area. For the last two years, with help from my own discipling mentor, I have been gleaning from his writings and seeking to implement his ideas into my life and ministry.
Mike Breen is an author, speaker, and innovator in leading missional churches through the US and Europe. Mike isn’t just a thinker, he is also a practitioner that works to see established churches and church planters become missional by helping them to create a discipling culture.
“Effective discipleship builds the church, not the other way around.”
Mike Breen, Building a Discipling Culture, pg.11
Listen to Mike share how churches are to make disciples who make disciples.
Are you doing more than receiving information? Who are you working closely with to imitate? Do you have a spiritual father or mentor(s)? What is the Spirit speaking to you about this?
D.D. Flowers, 2016.
The Centrality and Supremacy of Jesus Christ 
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