Rod Denton Induction at Elizabeth Church of Christ_2012

Rod Denton has served as a pastor and as a teacher in the development of leaders in Australia and throughout Asia, and now through his international ministry of writing, mentoring and conducting seminars for, Rod Denton: Equipping The Next Generation.

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Christian Living, Discipleship, Evangelism, Leadership, Mentoring, Mission

COURAGE…… an essential quality for those who would live out God’s purposes.

In my developmental years, on certain occasions I battled with the presence of fear. I did my best not to disclose the battle that was taking place within me. However, I paid a price that resulted in me being emotionally drained for a period of time that followed. Interestingly, as I read my Bible, I have discovered that I wasn’t on my own. In fact, it would appear that courage to overcome fear is frequently…
Christian Living, Discipleship, Evangelism, Leadership, Mentoring, Mission

WORDS THAT HAVE SHAPED MY LIFE (107) “DISCIPLESHIP”

When Jesus sent His disciples out on the great commission, He told them to make disciples, not decisions. In doing so, he had already set an example for them to follow in the way he discipled them. Robert Coleman said in his book The Master Plan of Evangelism, (or should it have been the Master Plan of Discipleship), “He (Jesus) had to devote Himself primarily to a few men, rather than the masses, in order…
Christian Living, Discipleship, Evangelism, Leadership, Mentoring, Mission

LIVE LIFE WITHOUT A FINISH LINE

I was recently challenged by these words; The day I stop growing is the day I stop living. For old people, it often happens that they stop growing when they lose their curiosity and no longer ask questions. They can think they know all there is to know. John Maxwell said, “If experience is the best teacher, we would all be getting better the older we get. I know many people who are getting older…