Ministry Articles/Tools

We pray for God’s protection and healing for this country during this time of uncertainty. Being at home could mean falling into old routines and habits. Consider staying on a set schedule so that you might be as productive and balanced as possible. Below is a sample schedule for you to consider. Hope it helps. 

Below is a real Bible study that I trained one of my student leaders to lead. It is a simple, yet transformative lesson that anyone can do on their campus. We spent about 45 minutes together looking at this lesson from the Collaborative Discipleship series. You can download one lesson at a time by scrolling

Collaborative Bible Study Four Steps To Begin Your Ministry Connect “What is it that you enjoy most about being at your ministry location? (For example, your campus, city, neighborhood, work, etc.)?” Cultivate Summary: Four keys for a growing ministry. Read: John 1:35-42  Step 1 – Invite In verses 35-39, what do you think motivated the

First, read these two important articles here, and here. Second, go to this link to the fairly new “Collaborative Discipleship” Bible study lessons: https://www.cru.org/us/en/train-and-grow/help-others-grow/collaborative-discipleship/lessons.html As you scroll down, you’ll see the perspective on the study series. Then down near the bottom you’ll see all the studies. If you download and open up in your phone, tablet,

Weekly Ministry Tips – Fall 2018  With God, First Things First  Psalm 63 is a beautiful Psalm written by David when he was in the desert of Judah over 3,000 years ago.  In verses 63:1-8, the first thing you’ll notice is that David acknowledges, “O God, you are my God…” In order for the rest of this chapter

Adapted by Erin Brasher, Destino staff member in NYC And they devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers. Acts 2:42 What are the roles and responsibilities of leadership in your movement now?, What responsibilities do you live out What are areas you hope to see