I make friends around the world. I learn people’s stories and help others discover how Jesus connects with their journey.
A lot of Jesus followers lose sight of how to channel their faith into meaningful relationships with others.
So I created some tools to help people get started…
Pocket Disciple guides people through seven meaningful experiences with Jesus. These gatherings usually happen at dinner tables, coffee shops, or pubs, but sometimes in church buildings, too. It’s used around the world in about 10 languages now. If you’re a “missiology nerd”, it’s basically a disciple multiplication movement tool for dummies. (It’s pretty much just a clever plagiarization of Jesus’ words, which works pretty well.)
My Disciple book helps people engage in DEEP conversations about what it looks like to be a disciple of Jesus today. It’s 12 chapters long, so be prepared to dive into some really meaningful discussions.
I pop into conferences and studios once in a while…
My friends and I created some live training seminars to help Christians relate more effectively to people who don’t yet follow Jesus. The seminars are awesome, but the way of Jesus is much more mysterious and grand than any one seminar can contain…
The concept of the “simple church” became pretty important along the way. It’s kind of a starting place for new churches. I’ve seen them develop in some amazing ways in the most unlikely of places…