Discipleship – the Church’s Secret Weapon
A major part of our work at Reachout Trust involves teaching Christians the great joy to be…
A major part of our work at Reachout Trust involves teaching Christians the great joy to be…
Becoming a Christian is the most radical thing anybody can do. In the normal way of things,…
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A great challenge facing our ministry today is not just helping people leave the cult for the truth, it is helping them go on with God, grow in their new faith. It is helping them move from identifying themselves with their past – being an ‘ex-’ to identifying themselves with their Saviour, being a Christian, a ‘follower of the Way.’ A church that fails to disciple lets everyone down, perhaps especially those leaving high control groups looking for leadership and direction, and finding only management and the next programme.