by Impact Discipleship Ministries | Dec 21, 2020 | Christian Living, Disciple Making
My first real experience with disciple making came in my early twenties. I had been asked to lead a beach retreat for the youth group my girlfriend (now wife) was leading. It was an incredible week and a true revival broke out in that small group of a few dozen young...
by Impact Discipleship Ministries | Dec 17, 2020 | Christian Living, Disciple Making
Several times this past week I did something that I really didn’t feel like doing. I was on my way to run and I didn’t really feel like running. I ran anyway, and I’m glad I did. On another occasion I was supposed to work out at 6:00 AM. I didn’t feel like getting out...
by Ken Adams | Dec 2, 2020 | Christian Living
I am writing this blog the day before Thanksgiving. As I write I am reminded of the importance of giving thanks for the people who have invested in my spiritual growth and development. Just this week I received a text from a friend who thanked me for the influence I...
by Ken Adams | Nov 19, 2020 | Christian Living, Disciple Making, Member, The Disciple Making Church
I spend a lot of my time in meetings – I mean a lot of time! As a pastor I find myself in multiple meetings every week of my life. However, there are two types of meetings that always make it into my weekly agenda. Every week I am in at least one large group worship...
by Ken Adams | Oct 22, 2020 | Christian Living, M-7 Disciples, Magnifier, Manager, Managing your Relationships, Maturing, Member, Messenger, Minister, Multiplier, Resources
Have you ever seen employees in a store walking up and down the aisles with a check list or iPad taking stock of their current products? Usually at the beginning of the year or month, companies determine how much inventory they have so they can decide how much they...
by Ken Adams | Oct 15, 2020 | Christian Living, Maturing, Resources
Successful companies usually have some sort of strategy to take “inventory” of what they have. Car dealerships take an inventory of their vehicles. Grocery stores take an inventory of their products. What you have in stock will determine what you need more...
