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Mobilizing Missional Disciples — Repentance: The catalyst for individual formation and community transformation
Mobilizing Missional Disciples
Repentance: The catalyst for individual formation (discipleship) and community transformation (mission)
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Featured Guests:
CANDACE LEWIS — President-Dean of Gammon Theological Seminary
JAIME JIMENEZ — Pastor of Mission and Mercy at Christ the King Presbyterian Church
Hosts:
RYAN HAIRSTON — National Director of Forge America
BETH WOLFF — Pastor at Clarksburg Church in Clarksburg, MD
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Joining God in the renewal of our cities will require, more than ever, that followers of Jesus live as missional disciples in the spaces they live, work, and play. This past year has added complexity to mobilizing disciples, as well as uncovered many of our deficiencies.
So how do pastors and planters help those they lead become missional disciples who make disciples? What are the paradigms to rethink? What are the practical steps leaders need to take in order to adapt their current discipleship pathways to meet our new reality?
To watch the on demand replay visit: https://exponential.org/repentance/
To learn more about Exponential events visit: https://exponential.org/events
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Mobilizing Missional Disciples
Repentance: The catalyst for individual formation (discipleship) and community transformation (mission)
—
Featured Guests:
CANDACE LEWIS — President-Dean of Gammon Theological Seminary
JAIME JIMENEZ — Pastor of Mission and Mercy at Christ the King Presbyterian Church
Hosts:
RYAN HAIRSTON — National Director of Forge America
BETH WOLFF — Pastor at Clarksburg Church in Clarksburg, MD
—
Joining God in the renewal of our cities will require, more than ever, that followers of Jesus live as missional disciples in the spaces they live, work, and play. This past year has added complexity to mobilizing disciples, as well as uncovered many of our deficiencies.
So how do pastors and planters help those they lead become missional disciples who make disciples? What are the paradigms to rethink? What are the practical steps leaders need to take in order to adapt their current discipleship pathways to meet our new reality?
To watch the on demand replay visit: https://exponential.org/repentance/
To learn more about Exponential events visit: https://exponential.org/events