The Disciplemaking Genius of Jesus training experience, Saturday, June 25, 2022

There’s a lot of talk about disciplemaking these days. But what does disciplemaking really look like for you in your everyday, real life? That's what we'll explore together. Bring your Bible, some friends, and your sense of humor.


What?
With a focus on Jesus, we'll explore how to be a disciple—who makes disciples—who make more disciples.

Session 1 Be a Disciple (D1)
Everything in life will try to pull you off the simplicity of following Jesus together with others.

Session 2 Who Makes Disciples (D2)
Following Jesus isn’t a subject to be mastered, but an infectious way of life that is lived together and shared with others.

Session 3 Who Make More Disciples (D3)
If those we disciple don’t make more disciples, then we haven’t made disciples like Jesus.

When?
Saturday morning, September 18, 2021
8 AM to 12:30 PM (light lunch included)

Where?
Who?
For anyone interested in learning how to be a disciple of Jesus who makes more disciples of Jesus. You are encouraged to bring your spouse, teenagers, staff, ministry leaders, volunteers, student leaders, etc.

Tuition?
$20 per person/couple for lunch and training materials.
Each person will receive a Disciplemaker's Living Guide AND The Disciplemaking Genius of Jesus book for living and sharing what you learn with others. *Note: If anyone can't afford the cost of training materials, please come anyway and just let me know!

RSVP?
Email me and let me know how many are coming!

Note: Our trainers for this training experience will be Crazy Pastor Steve and me. 

Want to bring this training to your church or ministry? Contact me.  
Still not sure? Listen to this and if it resonates with you, join us! 

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