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These books will help guide your daily Bible reading with insights into each passage you read. This series is a practical, passionate, Biblical mentoring journey for individuals, small groups, leadership teams and congregations who desire to win their world for Christ.

These journals will help you keep track of your daily reading and prayer requests.
Hope Enabler is the real-life story of one Christian parent’s struggle with a runaway child and the hope that God enabled her to have during the darkest moments of that struggle.
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Category Archives: Discipleship
Goodness And Mercy Will Chase Us Down … If …
Church leaders, pastors, elders, small group leaders – you know the ache. Empty pews. Fractured teams. Members chasing culture instead of Christ. You pray for revival, unity, God’s manifest presence. But revival doesn’t just happen. Psalm 23:6 doesn’t auto-activate. David … Continue reading
Are You Looking For A Wife?
Are These On Your Essentials List? (1 Samuel 25) A lot of young men say they want a wife, but what they really want is a warm body, a dating app connection, or a girl who makes them feel wanted … Continue reading
ZIPPORI: Jesus’ Childhood Classroom!
It’s time to silence the headlines and hear heaven’s invitation. The war nears its end. God opens Israel ’26 pilgrimage doors – not in fear, but faith. Just 50 seats total, 35 remain. $500 deposit secures yours. Register by May … Continue reading
Lead Into Eternal Goodness: Five Daily Choices Under King Jesus
“If you fear the Lord and serve and obey him and do not rebel against his commands, and if both you and the king who reigns over you follow the Lord your God—good! But if you do not obey the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Samuel 12 leadership, Biblical leadership habits, christian leadership, Daily obedience to God, Eagles In Leadership, fear the Lord, King Jesus authority, Ministry strategies, Psalm 23:6 goodness, Serve Jesus, Spiritual resilience
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4 Questions To Clarify Our Financial Issues
Men, a blunt truth hits hard from Ecclesiastes 10:19 (NIV): “A feast is made for laughter, wine makes life merry, andmoney is the answer for everything.” Every day bills pile up, status symbols tempt, and “more” feels like the fix. But as … Continue reading
Dangers To Our Spiritual Life
Have you ever been on a roller coaster and were afraid you were going to fly out? That’s the point here. There are dangers to our spiritual life. There are: And we have to pay attention and protect the faith we … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, bitterness, church, Church People, dangers, deluded, demonic, deranged, detroyers, disasterous, diseased, faith, greed, Jesus, King Jesus, spiritual life, verses
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Disciples Read the Word of God For Life Change!
Welcome to “Discipling With Doc!” LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE if you enjoyed this! Recently Doc encouraged us to “Read the Bible cover-to-cover in ’26!” with him and Kate and so many others around the world. You can find that conversation … Continue reading
Disciples freely accept financial support from their disciples!
Money. It’s amazing what happens when you begin to talk about it in the fellowship. When pastors bring it up, people within the congregation begin to talk about the fact that he’s always after their finances for himself. When you … Continue reading
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Tagged bills, church, congregation, cost, disciple, donors, Finance, generous, heart, Jesus, king of kings, lord of lords, ministry, miser, mission, support
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Disciples call people to repent or perish!
Everywhere we go, religious people, Church People, seem to think that they are better than other people. It was true in Bible days. The Pharisees really thought they were better than everybody else yet were so judgmental and critical of … Continue reading
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Tagged change, Church People, condemn, critical, failure, flaws, foolishness, forgiveness, hope, humility, inventoryy, Jesus, judgmental, lifestyle, mind, mistake, perfect, perish, Pharisees, pray, pretend, religious, repent, sanctimonious, self-righteous, sin, tragedy, wicked
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