disciple making

A practical guide for first-time AIM leaders explaining both how to lead an AIM session and why the process is structured the way it is. Learn the AIM pattern of Come & See, Report & Celebrate, Hear & Obey, Practise & Plan, and Go & Tell. Discover the role of MAWL (Model, Assist, Watch, Launch), the importance of balancing accountability, intimacy with God, and multiplication, how to use People Lists (Oikos), and why the red asterisk (*) questions contain the core disciple-making DNA that should always be preserved when time is limited.

Which focus is better (church planting or disciple making)?

As someone who participated in church plants many years ago, I am shocked to see how many of these endeavours have survived and, nevertheless thrived!  Why is that?  The team I was a part of, as a very junior member, was very experienced. We did nothing without God.

The answer came to us years later and recently I saw a very good analogy in nature. 

As a hobby beekeeper, I have seen two types of bee hives.  Natural Hives and Man-made hives.