Category: Contextual Disciple-Making

• Seeing Addiction Through A Biblical Worldview

  

  Contrary to popular opinion, substance addiction is not a chronic disease for which there is no cure. It is a sin problem for which Jesus is the cure.

  Joel Littlefield

  July 13, 2021

  Contextual Disciple-Making, discipleship

  Addiction, Alcohol, Church, Drugs, freedom, Gospel, Grace, hope, jesus, love, Recovery, salvation, Sin

• 4 Ways to Maximize Your Church Internship

  

  For the last eighteen months, I have had the wonderful privilege of serving in my church’s intern/resident program. It is a large church in Knoxville, TN, and I primarily serve on one of our two planted campuses, with my internship focus being on multiplication and church planting. This has been a great season for me…

  Zach Barnhart

  October 5, 2016

  Church, Contextual Disciple-Making, discipleship

  Church, discipleship, Internship, Mantorship, Ministry, Pastors, preaching

• Brothers, We are Not Performers: The Worship Leader as Disciple Maker

  

  Worship Leaders (as with any vocation involving sinful humanity) are often tempted to transition the focal point of glory to themselves. Brothers, I am not immune. I would venture to say that the majority of my 14 years as a worship leader has been spent attempting to usurp the glory that rightfully belongs to God.…

  Heath Walton

  October 3, 2016

  Church, Contextual Disciple-Making, Contextual Disciple-Making, discipleship

  Church, Commission, discipleship, Worship leader