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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PASTORING OUR CITIES WITH INFLUENCE

We don’t go to church, we are the church. We don’t only meet together on a Sunday, but we are the body of Jesus living lives of influence as pastors in our cities every moment of every day.  And because we are people of influence, we are leaders, blessed to be a blessing wherever we go. So much did this truth impress itself on me, that after preaching a sermon on how Christians are members…
Christian Living, Discipleship, Evangelism, Leadership, Mentoring, Mission

MAKE DISCIPLES, NOT JUST DECISIONS

Jesus’ last words to His disciples were of highest priority and summarised the “marching orders” He would leave with them. And they are no less relevant to us, His disciples today. “All authority in heaven and earth have been given to me. Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have…
Christian Living, Discipleship, Evangelism, Leadership, Mentoring, Mission

WORDS THAT HAVE SHAPED MY LIFE (119) “Marching Orders”

In my two years of service in the Australian Army, when we were sent out on a mission, it was critical that we received specific and relevant MARCHING ORDERS. The success or otherwise of our mission had much to do with our marching orders. It can mean the difference between defeat and victory. Marching orders consisted of : Where we were to go Why we were going How we were to fulfill the orders that…