This document summarizes a workshop on developing resilient disciples for reaching millennials. It discusses living as Christians in "digital Babylon" and outlines five practices of resilient faith: experiencing intimacy with Jesus, developing cultural discernment, forging meaningful relationships, training for vocational discipleship, and engaging in a countercultural mission. The workshop provides exercises for participants to reflect on how their church is developing these practices.
Yes, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest are the often used tools in our parish digital spaces! Yet these social media tools remain the tip of the iceberg. A number of other tools are available to you! Just because they are strange names does not mean they are to be ignored and forgotten. Rather these twenty-first century tools can each be valuable additions to your ministry resources. Many graduates of our Digital Discipleship Boot Camp have been amazed at how easy and helpful these tools can be in ministry and evangelization. No matter what your ministry these are a gift waiting for you. Come and See! You will be wonderfully surprised!
A short introduction to key ideas from Sherry Weddell's "Forming Intentional Disciples" in the context of discipleship in the Catholic faith. More resources available at: http://practicalevangelization.wordpress.com/tag/resources-for-intentional-discipleship/
Yes, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest are the often used tools in our parish digital spaces! Yet these social media tools remain the tip of the iceberg. A number of other tools are available to you! Just because they are strange names does not mean they are to be ignored and forgotten. Rather these twenty-first century tools can each be valuable additions to your ministry resources. Many graduates of our Digital Discipleship Boot Camp have been amazed at how easy and helpful these tools can be in ministry and evangelization. No matter what your ministry these are a gift waiting for you. Come and See! You will be wonderfully surprised!
A short introduction to key ideas from Sherry Weddell's "Forming Intentional Disciples" in the context of discipleship in the Catholic faith. More resources available at: http://practicalevangelization.wordpress.com/tag/resources-for-intentional-discipleship/
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An exploration of how the gospel of Jesus Christ is contextualized. Incorporates concepts particularly from Jackson Wu, also Lesslie Newbigin. An updated version of this is available for download at: http://www.slideshare.net/WernerMischke/contextualization-acmi
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3. Objectives
• Understand the concept of exile in
digital Babylon
• Understand the five traits of resilient
disciples
• Understand the six characteristics of
churches that produce resilient
disciples
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4. The Goal of Discipleship
Today Is:
• To develop Jesus
followers who are
resiliently faithful in the
face of cultural coercion
and who live a vibrant life
in the Spirit.
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5. What’s the resource?
• Faith for Exiles by David Kinnaman
& Mark Matlock
iSelf Era
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6. Digital Babylon
• Babylon is a place of collective human
pursuits set in opposition to God.
• In digital Babylon, the Bible is one many
voices that interpret human experiences.
• Digital Babylon is not a physical place.
• Anybody who has Wi-Fi is part of digital
Babylon.
• Digital Babylon moves at the pace of fiber
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7. Exile Statement
I want to find a way to follow Jesus
that connects with the world I live in.
God is more at work outside the
church than inside, and I want to be
a part of that. I want to be a
Christian without separating myself
from the world around me.
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8. Faith For Exiles
• “We can’t go back to
Jerusalem. Not yet, at least.
So we should plan to stay
and figure out how to grow
disciples here and now in
digital Babylon.”
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10. What Do We Mean By
Discipleship?
• Recognizing
our identity,
aligning our
values, and
developing
skills in the
way of Jesus
Christ.
Exercise 1
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11. Discipleship
• Identify what your
congregation
believes about the
next generation
and how you will
help them.
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12. Study Group: N = 1,514
18-29-year-old young adult children of
Baby Boomers and Generation X.
1991 - 2002
Source
picture:
Blog.avilar.com
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13. Four Kinds of Exiles
• Prodigals (ex-Christians)
• Nomads (unchurched)
• Habitual Churchgoers
•Resilient Disciples
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14. Exile Statement
I want to find a way to follow Jesus
that connects with the world I live in.
God is more at work outside the
church than inside, and I want to be
a part of that. I want to be a
Christian without separating myself
from the world around me.
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15. Four Kinds of Exiles
Source: Faith For Exiles,
David Kinnaman and
Mark Matlock
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16. Five Practices of
Resilient Faith
• Practice 1: Experience Intimacy with Jesus
• Practice 2: Develop Cultural Discernment
• Practice 3: Forge Meaningful
Relationships
• Practice 4: Train for Vocational
Discipleship
• Practice 5: Engage in a Countercultural
Mission
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17. The Five Practices
1. Experiencing Jesus means cleaning religious clutter for
closeness with and joy in Christ.
2. Cultural Discernment means taking part in a robust learning
community under the authority of the Bible in order to wisely
navigate an accelerated, complex culture.
3. Meaningful Relationships means building meaningful
relationships means being devoted to fellow believers we want to be
around and become.
4. Vocational Discipleship means knowing and living God’s
calling, especially in the arena of work, and right-sizing our ambition
to God’s purposes.
5. Counter Cultural Mission means living as a faithful
presence by trusting God’s power and living differently from
cultural norms.
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18. Source: Faith For Exiles, David
Kinnaman and Mark Matlock
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19. How Is Your Church Doing
Related to The 5 Practices?
10 exceptional
1 not at all
Exercise 2
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20. Five Practices of
Resilient Faith
• Practice 1: Experience Intimacy with Jesus
• Practice 2: Develop Cultural Discernment
• Practice 3: Forge Meaningful
Relationships
• Practice 4: Train for Vocational
Discipleship
• Practice 5: Engage in a Countercultural
Mission
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21. Experiencing Intimacy
with Jesus
• Experiencing Jesus means
cleaning religious clutter for
closeness with and joy in
Christ.
–It is easy to say you are a
Christian—but less common to
Find JOY in Jesus.
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23. Five Practices of
Resilient Faith
• Practice 1: Experience Intimacy with Jesus
• Practice 2: Develop Cultural Discernment
• Practice 3: Forge Meaningful
Relationships
• Practice 4: Train for Vocational
Discipleship
• Practice 5: Engage in a Countercultural
Mission
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24. Develop Cultural
Discernment
• Experiencing Cultural
Discernment means taking part
in a robust learning community
under the authority of the Bible in
order to wisely navigate an
accelerated, complex culture.
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25. Cultural Discernment
• The ability to compare beliefs, values,
customs, and creations of the world we live
in (digital Babylon) to those of the world we
belong to (kingdom of God).
• And then anchor our lives to the theological,
moral and ethical norms of God’s kingdom.
• Making resilient disciples does not mean
protecting young Christians but preparing
them for life on mission.
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26. Exiles (10%)
• Use wisdom effectively in their
engagements with their times {social,
spiritual and political}
– Joseph
– Jeremiah
– Daniel
– Shadrach, Meshach, & Abednego
– Ester
– Mordecai
– Peter
– John
The church needs to develop the
muscles of wisdom and discernment
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27. Cultural Discernment
• Making resilient disciples does not
mean protecting young Christians
bur preparing them for life on
mission.
• Resilient disciples already embrace
this mind-set.
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28. Learning in Digital Babylon
Source:
Faith
For
Exiles,
David
Kinnaman
and
Mark
Matlock
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29. Five Practices of
Resilient Faith
• Practice 1: Experience Intimacy with Jesus
• Practice 2: Develop Cultural Discernment
• Practice 3: Forge Meaningful
Relationships
• Practice 4: Train for Vocational
Discipleship
• Practice 5: Engage in a Countercultural
Mission
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30. Forge Meaningful
Relationships
• Building meaningful
relationships means being
devoted to fellow believers
we want to be around and
become.
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32. The Church
• Should provide answers to
the deepest questions of
humanity in and through
Jesus.
• We must offer hospitality
instead of grumbling.
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33. Five Practices of
Resilient Faith
• Practice 1: Experience Intimacy with Jesus
• Practice 2: Develop Cultural Discernment
• Practice 3: Forge Meaningful
Relationships
• Practice 4: Train for Vocational
Discipleship
• Practice 5: Engage in a Countercultural
Mission
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34. Train for Vocational
Discipleship
• Vocational discipleship means
knowing and living God’s
calling, especially in the arena
of work, and right-sizing our
ambition to God’s purposes.
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35. Vocational Discipleship Is
Crucial to Building a Robust Faith
Source:
Faith
For
Exiles,
David
Kinnaman
and
Mark
Matlock
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36. Resilient Disciples - Four Outcomes
when Engaging with Their Church
Source:
Faith
For
Exiles,
David
Kinnaman
and
Mark
Matlock
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37. Five Practices of
Resilient Faith
• Practice 1: Experience Intimacy with Jesus
• Practice 2: Develop Cultural Discernment
• Practice 3: Forge Meaningful
Relationships
• Practice 4: Train for Vocational
Discipleship
• Practice 5: Engage in a Countercultural
Mission
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38. Engage in a Countercultural
Mission
• Engaging in countercultural
mission means living as a
faithful presence by trusting
God’s power and living
differently from cultural norms.
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39. How Churches Contribute
To Countercultural Mission
Source:
Faith
For
Exiles,
David
Kinnaman
and
Mark
Matlock
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40. How Churches Contribute
To Countercultural Mission
Source:
Faith
For
Exiles,
David
Kinnaman
and
Mark
Matlock
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41. Exercise 3
• Identify existing and
generate new ways your
church can live in the five
practices from Faith For
Exiles.
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43. Exercise 5 – Six Church
Cultural Characteristics
Looking at the six cultural
characteristics of the church,
where is your church living
now? If your church is at the
bull’s eye, you are doing
great. If your church is closer
to the edge, then there is
room to strengthen your
church’s culture.
What are some new ideas
your church can implement
to strengthen its culture?
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44. Exercise 6 – Evaluation
Manifesto
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45. Exercise 6 – Evaluation
Manifesto
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46. The What and How
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47. Thank You
Pastor Ophelia Livingston
Cell: 919-208-8736
Email: pastoratpcog@gmail.com
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