A lot of Christ followers aren’t following Christ anymore, and you probably know some of them: The Ex-vangelicals, the Nones, Dones, the De-converted or the De-churched.
If the “news” is such good news, why the burnout and turnout rates with Pastors? What’s behind the mute-ness and inert-ness and uncertain-ness of the people who are known as “disciples” of Jesus, the Christ? What’s going on here?
Whatever “it” is – it’s inside and outside. It’s inside the church walls, impacting staff and congregations alike. It’s affecting seminaries, missionaries, family and friends. Even outside, the watching world is noticing. It’s almost as if discipleship has been “hacked”.
What to do? Now that’s a really good question!
Let’s have a conversation:
In person or in-virtual, Dennis wants to talk to you – as leaders, pastors, ministers, leaders of small groups, deacons, bishops, elders and professors.
It isn’t your fault. Yet now….it’s your purpose and call to lead us out of this!
Are you seeing the disciple dilemma take it’s toll on your community? Book Dennis to speak at your church, or at your next event to help inspire leaders toward the action of making disciples.
In case you happen to be living completely isolated from the online world – and any semblance of human contact for fifty years – this title “It is your DESTINY” is a quote from the
Is there a gap between biblical discipleship and modernity’s Western discipleship? Modern Christians can get cause and effect backward in their faith. The mistaken idea is that blessings and favor with God are the effects
Taylor Lorenz, writing in the April 29, 2021 “Style” column of the New York Times unfurls a modern term. But if you use it, means you are guilty of it! Here it is: “Chuegy” (Chew-gee).
One of the most vital points we want to communicate at The Disciple Dilemma is that to restore biblical discipleship in the West, a change in culture – the norms and ways of a church