Some of our disciplemaking friends, their families, and some of our neighbors gathered for TIME TOGETHER for brats, root beer floats, and disciplemaking friendships.
Pastor Dan Johnston of CrossPoint Church preaches through The Disciplemaking Genius of Jesus on Sunday mornings. You're invited to join us for disciplemaking training on Saturday morning, September 17 in Morton, IL, or on Saturday morning, October 1 in Gifford, IL. Contact me and I'll let you know details.
Stan Risinger (Man In the Mirror) and I will be traveling to the IL/IA border to meet with pastors and ministry leaders there to discern if God wants us to initiate a DLC (disciplemaking learning community) in that area this fall. Pray that God will show us WHO He wants to be a part of this!
I know. This looks like I'm having a meeting with my probation officer. However, it's me getting time with Don Allen, a guy who lives to make disciples who makes more disciples. He thinks I'm helping him. I know better.
Can You Help Us?
As you can see, we are busier than ever making disciplemakers everywhere we travel. However, like you, we’re feeling the impact of high gas prices and inflation. I want to be clear: We need your prayers and $ partnership for our disciplemaking ministry this summer. Can you help us this summer? If so go here. No gift is too small—and each gift would be deeply appreciated. Either way, we thank God for you.
"Not to us, O LORD, not to us, but to your name goes all the glory for your unfailing love and faithfulness."
"Always valuable spending time with you and the others in our disciplemaking learning community." —Pastor Tracey Pfeiffer Encounter Church, East Peoria, IL Rantoul, IL The Rantoul Area Disciplemaking Leadership Community i nvites you to invest a morning together... * Encouraging each other in the spirit of Romans 1:12 * Exploring the teaching genius of Jesus * Equipping pastors, volunteer teachers, and small group leaders Save the Date... (every 4th Thursday, Jan-April 2024) * Thursday, March 28th, 2024 * 8:30 AM to 12 Noon * All invited. Men and women. Volunteers and paid ministry leaders. Where? Jesus Is the Way Ministries 602 Liberty Ave Rantoul, IL 61866 Tuition * $15 for The Teaching Genius of Jesus book * If you, your church/ministry, or anyone you bring can’t afford the tuition, no problem. Join us! Just let me know ahead of time. * RSVP For more info on the content of the book, go here . ...
This four-session disciplemaking training experience takes you to the very heart of disciplemaking friendships that flourish and multiply. It's an exploration of how to live the "one-another" verses as found in the Bible. This will NOT be a lecture or a passive workshop. Expect fun, thought-provoking interactions, encouragement, and God-directed transformation that you'll be able to apply to your life and ministry immediately. Bring your Bible and your framily (friends and family). Each person receives a training manual and a One Another Living Guide for taking what you learn back to those where you live, work, play, and church. Y ou'll encounter these four sessions: * Session 1 (Thursday PM, September 5 th, 6-8 PM ) No Relationships = No Ministry; Know Relationships = Know Ministry An out-of-the-box learning experience will get us started and explain why relationships are the heart of ministry—and God’s mode of operation for impacting and c...
If video above doesn't appear, go here . So many people trying to find friendship and community. Here's a thought. Instead of trying to "find" community, what if instead you sought to "build" community right where you live , work , play , and church ? But how does one "build" community? As a general rule, I try to take all of my questions to Jesus and the Bible. So, how did Jesus "build" community? This is where I invite you to do your own study on how Jesus used meals to connect with people. At a minimum, you could quickly search " Jesus eating. " What can we say with certainty about Jesus and eating in the Bible? It seems that Jesus enjoyed eating meals with all sorts of people—and the meal wasn't about the food—it was how Jesus connected with people. Can you think of a better way to connect with people? Perhaps this is why Paul lists "hospitality" as a requirement for all leaders in the church (1 Timothy 3:...
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