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Welcome to the Stoke it up! podcast! A podcast, encouraging you and your journey with God. Today I’m here with Kenneth Priest, and we are talking about, “the pastor as a minister of education.
And most churches, the pastor is gonna have to be the disciple maker of the small group leaders. The pastor will have to drive the disciple making process through the small groups. But what happened to this traditionally known, “minister of education?” We’re gonna talk about it jump in.
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If you would like a copy of Kenneth’s book, the first one to hit me up on Twitter and requested I will send it to you. For everyone else you can get it right here.
Welcome to the Stoke it up! podcast. A podcast encouraging you in your journey with God. One of the things you need in your life is a small group community. But how do we do that? How do we do sermon bass small groups? Kenneth Priest joined me again today to discuss connecting the sermon to the small group. If you’re a pastor leader or just someone who is interested in disciple making, this is for you.
If you have not checked out the previous two podcast check them out. The first one is on the need for discipleship through small groups in our present culture. The second podcast is about the character of the pastor. We have seen a great sifting of the church by God. He’s called us as pastors and leaders to live above reproach. What does that mean? And why is it important? Listen to episode two and catch it. this episode begins our journey of connecting the sermon to the small group. Check it out and build your own strategy for small group disciple making in the local church and beyond using your own strategy. Not a canned approach.
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In the second episode Kenneth and I address the most important thing in sermon-based small groups. The pastor and leaders. Specifically, we address character. Why? Because scripture does that. Did you know that character is more important than gifting? And surely you have noticed the great sifting the Lord has done in the church in the last five years among some of the biggest name leaders out there?
We believe disciples are made in smaller groups. We believe it should be done effectively and efficiently. What would be the best way to do that? Well there are many models we argue for sermon-based small groups as the one that can help you the most.
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If you would like our book on sermon-based small groups, you can get it here.
If you would like a couple of Kenneth’s books, check these out. Here. And here.
Kenneth Priest and I start a series of podcasts on sermon based small groups.
Why do you need them?
What's the story?
How to you use them?
In the next season we will show you. We wrote a book on it. Groups that Revitalize. You can get it here. Kenneth has a couple of great small, but high impact books here, here.
The Team give you a quick, exciting reaction to the Chosen livestream that went down tonight. WOW!
90 days in class
Welcome to the Stoke It Up! podcast. A podcast encouraging you in your journey with God. 2 Timothy 1:6 says “… kindle refresh the gift of God in you… “
In this season we have focused on evangelism and disciple making. These two are not separate. They go together.
And this is the commission that our Savior gave us. A mentor of mine said, “the church has one purpose: the great commission.”
Well we happen to have my spiritual father, mentor, disciple maker, on the podcast today. Dr. Lloyd C. Blue joins us on the Stoke It Up! podcast. Dr. Blue is a legend. He would never say that about himself but I will say it. He has earned degrees in Bible and ministry. He is a Cru alumni. He served with the great Dr. EV Hill in Southern California. He has mentored some of the greats in church history. He has served in ministry with Dr. EK Bailey. He served in partnership with Dr. AL Patterson. There is more but let’s welcome Dr. Blue to the STOKE IT UP podcast and see what he has to say to us that can encourage us in our disciple making ventures.
Why?
Only one and 10 newer younger believers are discipled after they are saved and baptized.
Entities like Cru and Navigators, College Ministries, are usually on the front end of disciple making.
We must turn around our present church cultures so that we actually make disciples of new or younger believers early in their journey with God.
Dr. Blue's 120 Commands
This week's podcast is with Cru missionary, Ellyn Cornell.
Why the discussion on evangelism and disciple making?
Only one and 10 newer younger believers are discipled one on one after they are saved and baptized.
Entities like Cru and Navigators, College Ministries, are usually on the front end of disciple making.
The outline for our conversation is here:
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1. What’s your story before Jesus?
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2. What’s your story of how you came to know Jesus?
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3. What’s your story since Jesus changed your life?
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