The Environments for Disciple-making
Creating a discipleship culture doesn’t happen over night. You’ll have to build your infrastructure in these four areas.
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Author: PursueGOD Training
Leader’s Intro to PursueGOD
The mission of the church is to make disciples – but are we actually doing it?
Read MoreHow Do I Use PursueGod Resources?
Whether you have five minutes or five weeks, PursueGod provides the tools you need for spiritual growth. Learn how to navigate our library and start meaningful biblical conversations today.
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Intro to PursueGOD Small Groups
To create a culture of discipleship, a church needs great small groups that do the right things, led by committed leaders who do the right things.
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How to Preach without Notes
Some of the world’s best preachers can preach without notes. Here are four tips for trying it your own ministry.
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The 5 Priorities of a PursueGOD Pastor
Creating a discipleship culture takes a whole new set of priorities for pastors. Here are the 5 main ones.
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Driving Toward Disciple-making in Your Small Group
Without mentoring, groups can be a small version of the big problem: ministry that doesn’t personally help the ones in need.
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Discipling Through Topics 10-12
If you’re helping someone go “full circle” in their pursuit of God, the last three topics will help you finish the job.
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Launching a PursueGOD Men’s Ministry
Men’s ministry is easier than ever with the pursueGOD tools. Here’s how to keep score of the “win”.
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Great Groups Must Be Intentional
Small groups are designed to be places where growing disciples make other disciples. To accomplish that goal, groups must be intentional about several important priorities.
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How to End a Failed Mentoring Relationship
Not everyone that you invest in will end up going full circle in their pursuit of God. Here’s how to pull the ripcord.
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Mentoring Tips from a Millennial
Get some tips on how he uses the pursueGOD.org resources to make disciples, even among millennials.
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Creating an Outwardly Focused Small Group
Small groups that become inwardly focused, concerned mainly about their own members, are unlikely to ever reproduce. It takes intentional leadership to help a small group develop a concern for those people who are not part of the group yet.
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Create a Culture of Prayer from the Stage
If you want to get people excited about prayer (and actually doing it), here’s what you can do from the stage.
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Launching a Mentor-Based Youth Ministry
Don’t just create consumers in your youth group. Learn to empower students to become full circle followers of Jesus.
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Three Phases of a PursueGOD Small Group
PG small groups have a purpose and a process. You’re not just wandering aimlessly into the future; you’re moving with intention through three phases.
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Envisioning a New Kind of Church
Just learning about the pursueGOD discipleship resources? Discuss this topic with your leadership team or consultant.
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Pastor Essentials
What’s the pastor’s role – and the leaders – in empowering a discipleship culture?
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When Handoffs Aren’t Working
So your church finally has a pipeline of mentors waiting in the wings to take a handoff. But what if the handoff fails?
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Discipling Through Topics 4-6
Module #2 in The Pursuit covers the first arrow in a full-circle pursuit: how to start a relationship with God by trusting Jesus. Here’s how to disciple through it.
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How to Avoid Being a Weird Small Group
If a group is weird or awkward, people will not come back. Here is how not to be weird!
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Leveraging Ministry Teams for Disciple-making
The ministry training series at PGN are designed to help you create a discipleship culture from the inside out.
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How to Make Your Group Welcoming to Guests
It can be intimidating to attend a small group for the first time. Will your group make guests feel welcome or weird?
Read More3 Keys to a Discipleship Culture
If you want to create a church of disciples who make disciples, it’ll take more than wishful thinking. You’ll need prayer, expectation, and strategy.
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