Discipleship is Intentional Relationship
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Discipleship in intentional relationship by initiating spiritual conversations.
Discipleship is intentional relationship by asking people their dreams.
Discipleship is intentional relationship by hearing a person’s story.
Discipleship is intentional relationship by coaching people to share with others what they are learning about God – before they are saved.
Discipleship is intentional relationship by encouraging people to gather their friends in intentional relationship to discuss God’s word.
Discipleship is intentional relationship by mentoring people to hear God speak to them in the Bible, before they come to faith.
Discipleship is intentional relationship by affirming people. Jesus called Peter to be fisher of men before he was born again.
Great Questions to Ask Someone You’re Discipling
What is God saying to you these days?
If you could do anything you long to do, what would it be?
What do you do that is most life giving to you?
How would you describe your times alone with God?
When you’re under pressure or attack, how do you respond? Why?
Describe your personality & spiritual gifts when you’re in the flesh, not the Spirit? What does that look like?
If you could have anything your heart desires from God, what would it be? For example, if God gave you a blank piece of paper and he signed it and said, “Fill it in... ‘I will give you anything you want’ “, what would you write on that paper?
Where would you like to be in your relationship with the Lord a year from now?
What are your spiritual growth goals? How can I assit you in achieving those goals?