Summary
This conversation explores the topic of mobilizing the existing church for disciple-making. We delve into the observation that urban churches must refocus on disciple-making and engaging the lost. The conversation explores the definition of disciple-making and the need for paradigm shifts in existing church structures. We emphasize the importance of partnerships with existing churches and the mobilization of ordinary people. They also discuss the significance of unity and collaboration within the church and the potential for all believers to become disciple-makers.
Takeaways
Urban churches must refocus on disciple-making and engaging the lost.
Existing church structures may need paradigm shifts to prioritize disciple-making.
Partnerships with existing churches are crucial for mobilizing the church for disciple-making.
Ordinary people can play a significant role in mobilizing the existing church.
Unity and collaboration within the church are essential for effective disciple-making.
All believers have the potential to become disciple-makers.
