How would you feel if you went for an annual checkup and your doctor threw you a medical textbook and said, “you got this!” Most people would feel terrified in such a situation, and they wouldn’t want a seeker to feel that way in a Discovery Bible Study (DBS). That’s why it’s a common assumption […]
When we think of a disciple making leader, we often think of Paul as our model. His letters instructing young leaders how to make disciples all across Asia minor make up more of the New Testament than anyone else’s writings. They contain some of the most practical and strategic advice in all of the Bible,
Organizations of all sizes are at risk of cyber attacks. Ministry response teams are particularly vulnerable as they are often made up of teams of volunteers working remotely, and have access to sensitive personal data of those whom you are serving. A cyber attack can have a devastating impact on a ministry, leading to data
“After Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea, during the time of King Herod, Magi from the east came to Jerusalem and asked, “Where is the one who has been born king of the Jews? We saw his star when it rose and have come to worship him.” Matthew 2:1-2 (NIV)
In this 75-minute online event, the MTM Coalition will release the results of the 2023 Global Media to Movements Survey and address the most significant challenges facing MTM practitioners today. Who should attend? Date and Time May 10 from UTC 15:00–16:15 Guest Post by Media Impact International (MII) For more content from Media Impact International, sign
The adoption rate among global disciple-makers using a digital strategy to identify spiritually open people continues to rapidly increase. It is estimated 13% of all global disciple-makers are involved in an MTM initiative at some level. According to Everett Rogers who designed the “Adoption Bell Curve” outlined in the Diffusion of Innovations, the next wave of “early majority” adopters is
Meetings are famous for being wastes of time, boring, or unproductive. The title of Patrick Lencioni’s entertaining book, Death by Meeting, rightly summarizes many people’s feelings about them. As a media to movements initiative grows in size the importance and challenge of staying in sync increases. A few years ago a media to movement team
In most Media to Disciple Making Movement (M2DMM) efforts, the Digital Responder is the first person to begin the process of filtering for Persons of Peace (POPs) among media contacts. The following tips were gathered by a group of M2DMM practitioners in North Africa and the Middle East to train Digital Responders.
The Visionary Leader, in a Media to Disciple Making Movements (M2DMM) context, is dissatisfied with the status quo of ministry. They are willing to wrestle with God to discover how to leverage the technology He has entrusted our generation to accelerate a DMM.
Making Movements (M2DMM) strategy is someone who is responsible for mobilizing and training a coalition or team for the face-to-face follow-up of media contacts
