Favorite Resources For Evangelism: James 2:19 You believe that God is one; you do well. Even the demons believe—and shudder! Psalm 16:2 - I use this scripture often, the two Lord’s are 2 different names for God, Yahweh God and Adonai. The Psalmist is acknowledging that God is God (Yahweh). But then he says, You are my Lord (Adonai, meaning ruler, authority). Many guys are willing to acknowledge that God is God, but haven’t allowed him/made him their ruler. Then we talk throug

Campus Outreach Memphis, 29 years What are some of the best practices in discipleship? I can say that without a doubt my prayer life for my disciples has become my most important role in discipling them. #2----Scripture memory How do you prepare a one to one? (format, time) In my planning I ask the 3 basic leadership questions: where are we going this month, where are they now, what is my next step to build in to that. Again, prayer in these questions is key. What is the best

1) What are some of the best discipleship resources you use or would recommend? THE BIBLE I LIKE A LOT OF THE OLD NAVIGATOR STUDIES – DESIGN FOR DISCIPLESHIP, 2:7 SERIES 2) What are some of the best practices in discipleship? GET IN THE WORD WITH THEM MODEL A LIFESTYLE OF EVANGELISM 3) What does your time look like with the people you disciple? IT DEPENDS ON WHERE A PERSON IS AT IN THE PROCESS 4) What do you do for follow up (topics, content)? I TRY TO MEET WITH THEM WITHIN 2

Lindsey Gustafson, Campus Outreach (12 years) Women’s Ministry Coordinator, Campus Outreach – Denver; formally Women’s Ministry Coordinator of CO Memphis __________________________________________________ You just led me to Christ – what does next 6-12 months look like? Begin the follow up process- help them understand what’s happened in their own life – understand gospel and explain what it means to them personally – I’d do a testimony workshop with them – help them understa

Q: After someone comes to faith, what does your time with them look like? A: Ultimately any follow up and establishing just takes a bible. You don’t want them to have a crutch. Everything I do with a new believer I have one question I am asking: Is this transferable? I want them to be able to take what I’m teaching them and pass it to someone else. The simpler and less other stuff I use the more effective I can be at taking someone from a new-believer to a disciplemake

Jen Johnson: Regional Directors for Heartland Region Q: What are some of the best discipleship resources you use or would recommend? -when she gets started with a girl after she’s come to Christ, help her get established in the wheel, word, prayer, thirst at center and obedience follow up material, have them draw their own wheel and say where they are -help with importance of fellowship and sharing their faith, establish testimony, try to get them to share with someone else r