Georgieta’s Testimony
I was born and grew up in the same village. But my life has not been easy or smooth sailing since my birth. I grew up rough with a strong devotion for material things and pleasures. My life was a ...
The Gates of Hell
It takes an extraordinary person to run into a burning building to save someone. But that is what firefighters do. They train extensively to know what to do and how to do it, but the moment of truth comes when, ...
Part 5: Paradigm Shift
The radical “new” idea of how to plant churches using the Disciple Making Movement (DMM) process is not unlike how the Pharisees and Sadducees may have felt when Jesus came, preaching news of the Kingdom come. If a mindset shift ...
Prayer Provides The Power
It’s been an incredible journey through the last four blogs in this series! We hope you’ve enjoyed it, but more importantly, that you’ve been challenged and encouraged by it. If you haven’t yet, take a moment to read the previous ...
Tenneh’s Testimony
My village never had a church, and until I grew up, there was no church in our village. So in this vein, in the search for belonging, we attended the church in the next-door village. We saw Christianity not in ...
Compounding Is The Key
We’re on to point four in this five-part blog series. Harry Brown, President of New Generations, has taken the time to express the five things he wishes he would have known at 35, when it comes to doing the work ...
Part 4: Paradigm Shift
“It’s not how much they know. It’s how much they obey what they know.” There must be a shift in the way traditionally-trained church leaders think if we are to understand the effectiveness of the DMM process. Rather than assume ...
Obedience Is The Epicenter
For those of you new to this blog series, we are expanding on five points our President of New Generations, Harry Brown, wishes he would have known at 35, in regard to completing the work of the Great Commission. It’s ...
Musa’s Testimony
I want to thank God for giving me the opportunity to know Jesus Christ. Before this time, I did not believe in any religion and treated religious occasions and ceremonies with the greatest disrespect and lack of concern. To me, ...