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Accountability Issue
Big
Stick
or Loving
Hand? Practical steps on keeping your disciple accountable from Bob
Gilliam.
Bill Hull
reflects on Jesus
Christ
Disciplemaker
@ 20
Years
of Age
Dr. DIMM
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Reflections on the Small Groups and Family of God. The basic unit
for church accountability.
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Big Stick or Loving Hand:
ACCOUNTABILITY
IN
DISCIPLEMAKING |
Bob Gilliam T-NET
President and Church Consultant
"As we inched along in wildly disorganized traffic during my recent trip
to the Philippines, I had a lot of time to reflect on this matter. The Filipinos
have excellent traffic laws. However, many of the police are corrupt, and
these laws are not enforced. As a result, drivers on six-lane streets make
U-turns from the outside lanes. They stop in the middle of busy
intersections. They ignore red lights. Stop signs (if they exist) are a
joke. This type of selfish driving snarls traffic and causes trips of less
than ten miles to take over an hour. Trying to make disciples without
appropriate accountability will have a similar effect in your church. It's
human nature . . ."
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Jesus Christ Disciple Maker @ Twenty Years of Age |
How does Bill feel about his
groundbreaking book after two decades have passed?
Bill Hull
T-NET Founder and Author
"What did Peter, James, John and Phillip hear
when Jesus said 'Make Disciples?' I bet it wasn’t going through a sixteen
week fill in the blanks Bible study. To understand what first century
discipleship was like we must return to those times long enough to restore
the context. John the Baptist had disciples and so did the Pharisees. It
was common for young men to be cause-oriented and follow those who
inspired them. Every Jewish boy by age thirteen had studied and memorized
much of the Pentateuch and The Prophets. If he were among
the best and the brightest he would be accepted into a Rabbinical School.
There he would come under the authority of his teacher. If you were not at
the top of your class you would return to the professions of Shepherd,
Fisherman, Carpenter and Farmer. You can see, then, how Jesus wasn’t a
product of the system and He chose His followers from outside of the
system . . ."
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