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Simple Discipleship

http://drthomreece.wordpress.com

Applied Simple Discipleship using the components of Christian discipleship, coaching, and ministry development.

• Added on: Nov 19th, 2008
• Country: United States
• Language: English

• Author: Dr. Thomas Cocklereece
• Listed in: Christianity Coaching
• Tags: Discipleship change management church ministry christian coaching church organizational development

Recent Posts

• Simple Discipleship Virtual Book Tour – Review #1 by Jess Bousa

  Posted on Wednesday December 9th, 2009 at 14:45 in simple church, Coaching, Discipleship, change management, spiritual formation, missional church, spiritual foundations, church leadership, church management, church organizational development, simple discipleship, church innovation

      Simple Discipleship 2009 Tom Cocklereece knows how to keep it simple! In his recently released book, Simple Discipleship, Tom provides “a framework for building your ministry process to effectively make disciples” (9). Tom gives a...

• Got Style? Evangelism in Particular- by Dr. Jeffery A. Johnson

  Posted on Tuesday December 1st, 2009 at 11:22 in leadership, Discipleship, spiritual growth, evangelism, spiritual formation, simple discipleship, church innovation

  This article is part 2 of a virtual book tour for Dr. Jeffery A. Johnson and his new book Got Style? Personality-Based Evangelism. The author challenges the reader on why sharing the greatest message in the universe makes many feel burdened and overw...

• Got Style? Evangelism in General- by Dr. Jeffery A. Johnson

  Posted on Thursday November 19th, 2009 at 20:12 in Discipleship, spiritual growth, evangelism, spiritual formation, got style, simple discipleship, church innovation, jeffery a. johnson

  It is my pleasure to participate in a virtual book tour for Dr. Jeffery A. Johnson and his new book Got Style? Personality-Based Evangelism. I have always thought that there are differences in the natural style each Christian as related to sharing Ch...

• #12 The Twelve Most Important Questions You Will Ever Ask About Your Church: What are Our Guiding Structures?

  Posted on Tuesday November 10th, 2009 at 08:09 in leadership, Discipleship, change management, church leadership, church management, church organizational development, simple discipleship, turnaround churches, baptist church decline

  Leadership Being a part of a new church or turnaround church that is growing is one of the most fulfilling experiences I have ever had. When people are receiving Christ and a sense of harmony seems to fill and surround the people and the ministries, ...

• Would the “Real Disciple” Please Stand Up? By Jess Bousa, guest writer

  Posted on Tuesday October 27th, 2009 at 23:08 in Discipleship, spiritual growth, spiritual formation, spiritual foundations, simple discipleship

  Today I have invited my friend Jess Bousa to write a blog for Simple Discipleship. You will see that he is as passionate about discipleship as I am. He has written a new book that will be a great resource to grow disciples. If your internal fire for ...

• #11 The Twelve Most Important Questions You Will Ever Ask About Your Church: What is our leadership development process?

  Posted on Tuesday October 20th, 2009 at 09:06 in ministry leadership, Coaching, Discipleship, change management, missional church, spiritual foundations, church leadership, church organizational development, simple discipleship, church innovation, turnaround churches, benefits of coaching

    Simple Discipleship Coaching Model World famous author and Christian leader John Maxwell has well said, “Everything rises or falls on leadership.” This is one reason it is so important for pastors and church leaders to actually lead in...

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