How did you get on with drawing and explaining to others the diagram of the One Field One Goal approach? How many people did you draw and explain the diagram to? Did you follow them up by asking in a friendly way if they did what you asked them? If they did, then you have started to make a “disciple”. This activity is an illustration of the type of discipleship Jesus was doing with His disciples.
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When we study the book of Acts we can see six fruitful activities repeated over and over again. These apostolic activities led to movements of disciples of Jesus across the know world. An example of these activities can be found in Acts 14:1-7 and 14:21-23. This is one story in two parts, with all six activities happening.
Go to page 3 and 6 of the FREE Training PDF and watch the video below. If the video doesn’t work please click here. The Four Transitions in the One Field One Goal approach are common barriers to overcome to do the Six Apostolic Activities.
Activities
Take time to respond to these questions.
- Which of the six apostolic activities are you not so strong in doing or have never done? What can be done so that all these activities are active in the Disiciple Making Movement (DMM) you want to start?
- Which of the six apostolic activities are you most strong in doing? What are you going to do to get even better at doing them?
- Are you doing, or plan to do, the six apostolic activities with a group of like minded people? If not, how and when will you start working with others in your focus location?
We hope the topics we’ve covered so far is helping you start, or plan to start, a DMM is your focus location. Stay tuned for the next email in this Free Introductory Training.