SESSIONS
PRE-CONFERENCE: Disciple Making Movement Principles for the North American Church — Hosted by Discipleship.org
There are 1400 Disciple Making Movements around the world and they include 1% of the current world population. We will explore models that are currently being adopted in North America that utilize the principles of Disciple Making Movements. In particular, we will pursue what it means to plant churches with a combination of a traditional disciple making focus and the utilization of Disciple Making Movement principles. More details for this pre-con here.
Day / Time: Monday 1:00pm — 5:00pm and Tuesday 8:00am — 11:30am
Location: Henry Chapel
Workshop Session 1: Sunday, Sunday, Sunday: How Does Sunday Fit Into a Disciple Making Strategy ... and What About the Rest of the Week?
The strategy behind 4 environments and how they all work together: Sunday service, mid-size events, small group and 1 on 3 discipleship.
Time: Tuesday, 2:30pm — 3:30pm
Location: Faith Hall - Stageside
Speakers: Jim Putman, Luke Yetter, Virgil Grant
Workshop Session 2: Creating Disciple-Making Groups
How to turn your current small groups into effective disciple making groups. Learn four key components that will transform your small groups.
Time: Wednesday, 8:45am — 9:45am
Location: Faith Hall - Stageside
Speakers: Jim Putman, Luke Yetter, Chris Knight
Workshop Session 3: What Does a “Reproducible Disciple Making Process” Look Like?
My part, their part, God’s part. How to effectively raise up an army of disciple makers.
Time: Wednesday, 2:30pm — 3:30pm
Location: Faith Hall - Stageside
Speakers: Jim Putman, Luke Yetter, Brandon Guindon
Workshop Session 4: Moving from Player to Coach
Are you getting tired and burned out? Has your relationship with Jesus become professional? Learn from those who have had to struggle through burnout and are now energized, back in the game and growing their church. Let us help you. Don’t burn out! Stay in the game!
Time: Thursday, 8:45am — 9:45am
Location: Faith Hall - Stageside
Speakers: Jim Putman, Luke Yetter, Bob Reed