EPISODE · Aug 17, 2023 · 39 MIN
Discipleship. Don't pastors already know how to do that? On The Disciple Dilemma.
from The Disciple Dilemma Podcast · host Dennis Allen
True or False: Pastors are rarely discipled in their Christian education and training. Sadly, it's true - as in less than 20% of pastors say they have been discipled. That was Mark Danzey's story as an Atlanta "big church" pastor for fifteen years in ministry. Then he met Bill Lohnes, founder of "Narrow Gate EFL" (Equipping for Life).This is a no-holds-barred look at the majority report in Western discipleship.- The dearth of discipling in formal Christian higher education- What does Bill mean by "incomplete" discipleship when speaking of church activities?- Why programs are not discipleship - What it's like to be a Mark Danzey, encountering a disciple-making Bill Lohnes the first few times- The wonderful difference real, full discipleship makes in the lives of believersBill and Mark joined us on The Disciple Dilemma to unpack the enigma around why pastors and the folks in their churches are significantly under-discipled today, and how Narrow Gate is coaching a better way forward.#discipleship #leadership #churchcultureJoin us at The Disciple Dilemma for videos, blogs and more conversation about the "hack" facing Western discipleship!
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True or False: Pastors are rarely discipled in their Christian education and training. Sadly, it's true - as in less than 20% of pastors say they have been discipled. That was Mark Danzey's story as an Atlanta "big church" pastor for fifteen years in ministry. Then he met Bill Lohnes, founder of "Narrow Gate EFL" (Equipping for Life). This is a no-holds-barred look at the majority report in Western discipleship. - The dearth of discipling in formal Christian higher education - What do...
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