What does it look like for a disciple to be "fully trained" (Luke 6:40)? The first assessment in this 17-page pack can help you clarify what to aim for as you disciple people in your church. The rest of these assessments can help you evaluate how different aspects of your church's life and ministry might be facilitating or hindering people's growth in Christlikeness.
Note: this resource was originally produced by our sister website www.BuildingChurchLeaders.com.
Assessments
The Marks of a Fully Trained Disciple
Knowledge, faith, character, and action are the evidence.
By Dr. Andrew M. Davis
Four Planes of Discipleship
Think personal, corporate, local, and global.
By Dr. Andrew M. Davis
The Way We Change
Foster a biblical attitude toward spiritual formation in your church.
By John Ortberg
The Stages of Disciple-Making
Do your ministries address each stage?
By Dean Ridings
Spiritual Maturity Comes in Relationships
Is your church fostering humility and authenticity?
By Larry Crabb
Rule of Life
Are your leaders setting the tone for disciple-making?
By Keith Meyer
Time-Tested Methods of Discipleship
Learn from Wesley, Baxter, and Luther.
By Bruce L. Shelley
More Than Just a Bible Study
Three common obstacles to life change.
By JoHannah Reardon
Our Church's Support for Mentoring
How well are we providing the 5 essentials for mentoring?
By Wayne Schmidt
Additional Resources
Total number of pages - 17
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