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Post Category → Discovery Bible Reading

Check out following-Jesus

posted in Disciple making, Discovery Bible Reading, Plant movements on September 10, 2021 by peter

For books, inspirational case studies, videos, bookmarks etc for multiplying disciples, planting churches and cultivating movements, check following-Jesus.com

Revised Dialogue Questions

posted in Discovery Bible Reading on July 14, 2012 by peter 1 Comment

Many have been using 5 dialogue questions with those reading through the Gospel of Mark. Here is a revision that comes from a friend in Germany who is using this simple method to lead friends to Jesus Christ – 1. What is new? 2. What do I dislike and not understand? 3. What thrills me… Continue reading →

Questions for Groups

posted in Discovery Bible Reading on March 3, 2008 by peter 3 Comments

Simplify your small groups discussion times. Involve more people in discussion. Use these ideas for your worship services. Participants will love it. After reading a Bible story or the next chapter being explored by your group or church – or after watching a DVD segment, discussing a topical issue, etc – simply use these five… Continue reading →