Discipling disciple-makers is a foundational strategy within the framework of Disciple-Making Movements. It’s incredibly essential for fostering spiritual growth, multiplying disciples, and cultivating indigenous leadership – things that we’re not only passionate about, but that are needed in the church. It involves equipping and mentoring believers who have embraced the call to make disciples, guiding them in deepening their understanding of the Scriptures, nurturing their spiritual formation, and empowering them to effectively disciple others.
It is often said, “Wounded people wound others.” The opposite is also true! Healed people heal others. Transformation and healing can be contagious! Recently, a YWAM Frontier Missions leader shared a special story. God has powerfully worked among the YWAM-FM leaders in her region. God is taking them to a
In 2011 The Word of God exploded across Angola through a Bible storying project. A couple named Daniel and Marcia from YWAM Angola were asked to supervise the 3-year initial process of getting God’s word into new languages. Stories of God’s Creation, Old Testament adventures, the life and mission of
How much more information do you need? Do you already know how to tell your testimony, share the gospel and invite people to follow Jesus? Most of us do not need a lot more information, but we do need more motivation. That’s where a coach can help. What a difference
From the start of this YWAM team’s work in Africa, their hope and goal for the unreached tribe was this: Make disciples. Help them multiply fellowships that spread the blessings of God’s Kingdom. Let them spread it within their families. Let them spread it among their neighbors. Let them spread it
Long ago I dropped into a Christian bookstore in my country of residence, England. After wandering around the store, it occurred to me that there were many different English versions of the Bible. I couldnot even count them. They seemed too many! A Terrible Injustice “What about those who don’t
There are creative ways to enter and serve communities where unreached peoples live. One team went to a remote community searching for answers. The Lord led them to start an English Language School (ELS). This provided an opportunity to lead many to faith in Christ. The result was indigenous disciple-makers who
