NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, begins to bring our focus on the Cycle of Discipleship to its conclusion. The end must be the new disciple becoming a disciple-maker.

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, continues the discussion of the Cycle of Discipleship by bringing us to step 6 - "DEPLOYED". This is when a new disciple is deployed into the ministry that is uniquely his.

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, continues his discussion of the need for every Christian to be “EQUIPPED” for their unique ministry

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, discusses the necessity of helping every disciple to be “EQUIPPED” for the unique work that God has called them to.

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, discusses "ACCOUNTABILITY". Our accountability to God, to His word, and to His church, in order that we be found faithful to the end.

The seven components of Nurture are:

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, turns his attention to “GIVING”, the call to be generous disciples, and to learn tithing 10% as a pathway to that life.

The seven components of Nurture are:

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, turns his attention to “Scripturing”, a made up word that means a disciple who is listening for the Lord’s Voice day by day in the Holy Scriptures.”

The seven components of Nurture are:

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, remembers the disciples request to Jesus, “Lord teach us to pray” and points out that a well nurtured disciple is a praying disciple.

The seven components of Nurture are:

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, camps out on the elements of “NURTURE” focusing especially on the need for a newly converted man or woman to be a part of a “disciple making cell” - learning to be a disciple maker.

The seven components of Nurture are:

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, digs deeper into the relationship between conversion and nurtured, then begins to unfold the seven components of nurture that will last a lifetime.

The seven components of Nurture are: