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Think Obedience-Based Disciple-Making: 9 Shifts for a Disciple-Making Culture

Jan 28, 2025
Brian and Cory challenge the traditional knowledge-based approach in disciple-making by emphasizing obedience and action. They highlight the importance of community engagement and real-world application of faith, encouraging listeners to embrace a transformative journey. The discussion includes strategies to foster a culture of obedience, navigating fears of heresy, and promoting personal accountability. Reflecting on the significance of diverse perspectives, they illustrate how a community can enhance understanding and discernment in spiritual matters.
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INSIGHT

Purpose Shapes Disciple-Making

  • Western disciple-making often prioritizes knowledge over lived transformation.
  • Brian argues discipleship must aim at joining Jesus to restore and reconcile the world, not just prepare for afterlife.
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Doing Over Knowing

  • Obedience-based discipleship emphasizes responding with life-change rather than accumulating information.
  • Cory says maturity is shown by doing what Jesus called followers to do, not just agreeing with teachings.
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Form Follows Function

  • Western teaching forms shaped disciple-making expectations toward passive learning.
  • Brian suggests apprenticing into a way of life produces movemental Christianity where action changes lives more than knowledge.
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