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Disciple-making: The Jesus Way

Disciple-making: The Jesus Way. Rev. Jason Tripp National MEGaP.

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Disciple-making: The Jesus Way

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  1. Disciple-making: The Jesus Way Rev. Jason Tripp National MEGaP

  2. "The early followers of Jesus Christ were not called people of "the experience," or the people of the "right doctrine," or the people of "moral values," or even the people of "the church."  They were called the people of "the Way." - Inagrace Dietterich

  3. “Discipleship is about calling others to join us in practicing a way of lifein which we embody (flesh out) the life of Jesus in the context of the world as we journey to fulfill God’s mission together.” – J.R. Woodward

  4. Disciple-making is a way of life, not an intellectual assimilation of ideas or a program.

  5. We must be disciples, if we want to disciple others; example isn’t one thing, it’s everything.

  6. Disciple-making is about inviting people to become whole again, to become more like Jesus, overcoming destructive habits and building life-giving habits.

  7. Disciple-making takes place in the street and the sanctuary, the classroom and the living room, its about being “with people” in everyday life.

  8. Disciple-making happens when we are on mission together, joining God in the renewal of all things.

  9. Four Spaces of Belonging Adapted from “The Search to Belong: Rethinking Intimacy, Community, and Small Groups” by Joseph Myers

  10. The Four Disciple-making Spaces: Jesus adapted from – “Building a Discipling Culture” by Mike Breen

  11. The Four Disciple-making Spaces: Church

  12. Where Has the Focus Been?

  13. What are your experiences with ministry in these four ministry spaces? Questions for Discussion • How might the shift from office hours to ministry hours allow for more intentional ministry in these four spaces in your ministry context & contributing to improved pastoral health? • Begin/continue to map out a Disciple-making plan which allows for Disciple-making to happen in each of the four spaces

  14. Recommended Resources Online Resources 3DM (3dmovements.com) Tyndale Missional Church Reading Room Greg Ogden (gregogden.com) JR Woodward (jrwoodward.net / jrwoodward.com)

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