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Evangelism and discipleship are inseparable. As leaders, we have a key role to help people see that evangelism is an integral part of discipleship. Scripture shows us that as we apprentice people in the ways of Jesus, we will make disciples who will make disciples who will make disciples. A strong discipleship culture in our church naturally produces evangelism.

Session 1

East
Vince Antonucci
Nicky Gumbel
Dave Gibbons

West
Beau Crosetto
Dave Gibbons
Efrem Smith

Session 2

East
Ed Stetzer
John Teter
Louie Giglio

West
Ed Stetzer (video)
John Teter
Jeff Vanderstelt

Videos are being made available in normal resolution similar to what is on YouTube. The normal resolution files are adequate for most uses and are included on this page. High resolution files are available upon request but most are larger than 1GB in size and will take far longer to download. We recommend using the normal resolution files for most uses unless you have a unique need that demands the higher resolution files. For example, if you do a church wide conference where you need to project the video onto a very large screen, you may need the higher resolution files. For 99.9% of uses, the normal resolution will be adequate and will save you time and bandwidth in downloading.

Possibly the greatest approach to outreach we have is the “fellowship of believers” in Acts 2:42. The early church lived with everything in common, so much so that outsiders were drawn to become insiders. Like Paul tells the church of Corinth, we are to be the aroma of Christ to the world. To be effective evangelists today, we have to rethink how we function as a family of believers and challenge our churches to do evangelism as a community through both word and deed.

Session 3

East
Jim Burgen
Choco De Jesus

West
Francis Chan
Kim Hammond

Session 4

East
Larry Osborne
Alan Hirsch
Damian Boyd

West
Sergio De La Mora
Alan Hirsch
Jodi Hickerson

Videos are being made available in normal resolution similar to what is on YouTube. The normal resolution files are adequate for most uses and are included on this page. High resolution files are available upon request but most are larger than 1GB in size and will take far longer to download. We recommend using the normal resolution files for most uses unless you have a unique need that demands the higher resolution files. For example, if you do a church wide conference where you need to project the video onto a very large screen, you may need the higher resolution files. For 99.9% of uses, the normal resolution will be adequate and will save you time and bandwidth in downloading.

Everyone has a story that intersects with Jesus’ story-whether or not they realize (or acknowledge) it. While some of us have the gift of evangelism, all of us are called to be witnesses to the transformation Jesus has made in us.As church leaders, we have to rethink witness, equipping people to listen to others and share their God story versus a series of “canned” propositional truths. When people are equipped to genuinely engage in spiritual conversations and share their story, all people can become witnesses for the Good News.

Session 5

East
Michael Frost
Hugh Halter
Danielle Strickland

West
Danielle Strickland
Hugh Halter
Cynthia Marshall

Session 6

East
Craig Groeschel
Jeanne Stevens
Greg Nettle

West
K.P. Yohannan
Noemi Chavez
Greg Nettle

Videos are being made available in normal resolution similar to what is on YouTube. The normal resolution files are adequate for most uses and are included on this page. High resolution files are available upon request but most are larger than 1GB in size and will take far longer to download. We recommend using the normal resolution files for most uses unless you have a unique need that demands the higher resolution files. For example, if you do a church wide conference where you need to project the video onto a very large screen, you may need the higher resolution files. For 99.9% of uses, the normal resolution will be adequate and will save you time and bandwidth in downloading.

In almost every context outside of the church, preaching is equated with bad news. Those far from God do not want to be “preached at” or talked down to. As church leaders, we know preaching is important to Jesus’ core mission. It’s one way we declare the good news of the gospel. Rather than pitting Jesus against society, we must learn to offer Him as an attractive hope for the answers society is skeptically looking for. Rethinking preaching in ways that ultimately lead to a new perception of preaching as good news to those who don’t yet know Him is crucial to effective evangelism.

Session 7

East
James Meeks
Andy Stanley
Tim Keller
Matt Chandler

West
Tim Keller (video)
Dave Ferguson
Larry Osborne
James Meeks
Matt Carter

Session 8

East & West
Tim Keller
Interview with James Meeks, Matt Chandler, and Andy Stanley by Dave Ferguson

Videos are being made available in normal resolution similar to what is on YouTube. The normal resolution files are adequate for most uses and are included on this page. High resolution files are available upon request but most are larger than 1GB in size and will take far longer to download. We recommend using the normal resolution files for most uses unless you have a unique need that demands the higher resolution files. For example, if you do a church wide conference where you need to project the video onto a very large screen, you may need the higher resolution files. For 99.9% of uses, the normal resolution will be adequate and will save you time and bandwidth in downloading.

Every church leader struggles with balancing the tension between building community and family within the church (and a strong staff team), while also releasing and sending people to start new faith communities. In making disciples who are becoming more like Jesus, we have to intentionally create a culture of “next steps.” And part of these next steps is the sending and releasing of leaders to multiply and reproduce faith communities. As leaders, it’s vital we learn to celebrate next steps and reproduction. Rethinking the Great Commission equips us to define and articulate what it means to multiply disciples and move toward accelerating movements in and through their church.

Session 9

East
Interview with Greg Nettle (Stadia), Greg Surratt (ARC), Matt Chandler (Acts 29), and Dave Ferguson (New Thing) by Dave Travis

West
Bruce Wesley
Joe Champion
Dave Ferguson
Greg Nettle

Session 10

East
Oscar Muriu
Dave Ferguson
Bill Hybels

West
Oscar Muriu
Dave Ferguson
Rick Warren

Videos are being made available in normal resolution similar to what is on YouTube. The normal resolution files are adequate for most uses and are included on this page. High resolution files are available upon request but most are larger than 1GB in size and will take far longer to download. We recommend using the normal resolution files for most uses unless you have a unique need that demands the higher resolution files. For example, if you do a church wide conference where you need to project the video onto a very large screen, you may need the higher resolution files. For 99.9% of uses, the normal resolution will be adequate and will save you time and bandwidth in downloading.