Disciples Enjoy Jesus: The One Thing Needed
Martha was serving Jesus and still missed being with Jesus. What Luke 10:38-42 teaches about letting service flow from time at his feet.
Embrace The Commission · Be The Disciple
Helping ordinary believers follow Jesus, love people, and make disciples where they live, work, learn, play, and worship.

“Fan into flame the gift of God.”
2 Timothy 1:6
Somebody helped you love Jesus. Maybe it was a parent or a grandmother, a Sunday school teacher, a youth pastor, or a pastor who stayed faithful week after week.
Paul wrote to Timothy about the same thing. He remembered the faith that lived first in Timothy’s grandmother Lois and his mother Eunice. Then he told Timothy to “fan into flame the gift of God” (2 Timothy 1:5-6).
That is what this ministry is about. We are grateful for the churches and people who lit the flame. Our joy is helping ordinary believers fan it and pass it on.
Before he went back to the Father, Jesus told his followers to make disciples (Matthew 28:19-20). Every believer loves that verse. Many of us also wonder what it looks like on a Tuesday afternoon.
That is a fair question, and it has a simple answer. Making disciples means helping someone follow Jesus, and helping them help someone else. It happens over coffee, at the ball field, at work, around the kitchen table. Nothing fancy. Just ordinary believers being faithful.
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Keep growing in prayer, Scripture, and obedience. It starts with you.
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Build real friendships. Listen well. Ask good questions.
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You do not need a seminary degree or a polished stage voice. Ephesians 2:10 says you are God’s handiwork, created for good works he planned for you long before you felt ready. Start now, imperfectly and personally. Perfect is what would ruin it.
For Pastors And Church Leaders
Every week you pour into your people: teaching, praying, discipling, caring. That maturing work is essential, and nothing we do replaces it.
Our joy is coming alongside what God is already growing in your church and helping it go further, helping the disciples you are maturing become disciples who multiply. Most of that multiplication happens right inside the relationships your people already have: at work, in the neighborhood, on a team. And because it is the Great Commission, some of it will reach beyond what any one congregation can see or count. Either way, it started with the faithful work you have already done, and it is still your fruit.
We are glad to help however is useful: a workshop for your leaders, training for group leaders and elders, or the free downloads, videos, and next-step tools we are building for anyone to use.
A weekly disciple-making prompt. One short email a week to help you take your next step.
No clutter, no hype.

Martha was serving Jesus and still missed being with Jesus. What Luke 10:38-42 teaches about letting service flow from time at his feet.
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