discipleship

Truth Transfer

Christianity is never more than one generation from extinction. Regardless of our personal fervency for the Lord, if we fumble the baton transfer, we lose the race. Fumbling our faith is not an option.

Interview: John Honeycutt

John Honeycutt is a pioneer in missionary church planting who has made discipleship a priority in his ministry. He spoke to The Baptist Voice about the importance of one-on-one discipleship and developing a heart for missions.

Four Focuses of Effective Parents

From parents who neglect family time for work or personal interests, to kids who hole up in their bedrooms to “hang out” on Facebook—it appears that some families do everything possible to avoid each other. I challenge you to resist—to reverse this trend. Like a fish swimming upstream, choose to develop your family differently.

Doing Life in the Adult Class

Will we “do life” with the members of our classes? Or will we leave them to figure it out on their own? Let me offer some suggestions to those who are willing to roll up their sleeves and get in the trenches with those in your care.

Investing in Lives: Making Deposits in People through the Sunday School

Lately it seems the only thing certain about the investment world is uncertainty. But while financial investments may fail, investments made in the lives of people through the local church will stand the test of eternity.

Connecting New Members

How do you keep new members connected in your church and not left feeling stranded?

The Baptist Voice