There is a set of islands many people think of as paradise, but it is a LOST paradise. How do you reach 65,000 students on those islands that are 97% unreached? While most of the students have heard of Jesus, very few of them have ever heard the good news of Jesus in a way that is personal and relevant. How do you begin to plan for such a task?

John and his coworkers’ main method to accomplish this goal is…. drum roll… disciple making.  The answer is simple… but it’s not easy.  Today you can hear John share some about their challenges, successes, and methods they are using to create a disciple making priority in order to reach every student.

If you are interested in supporting John’s ministry you can go to https://reliant.org/john.allison

Resources:
Growing Up: How to Be a Disciple Who Makes Disciples by Robby Gallaty

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Why do we call this the “Deep Water Podcast – Learning to make disciples like Jesus did?” Deep water isn’t just a place where we can’t touch bottom. It’s not the place where we have to swim, or where we are barely keeping our head above water.  No,

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Asking someone if they would like to be discipled is a little like asking someone on a date… it can be a little awkward. What if he doesn’t want to be discipled?  What if she thinks she should be discipling me? What if he/she says yes, then what?

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What does it mean to disciple the least and the last? What would it look like to disciple a man behind bars? Listen to Dave and Chester talk about ministering to men in prison through a ministry called Kairos.

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What is one of the most important resources you have in disciple making?  Your time.  How do you manage and use it wisely?  What kind of room would Jesus have you make in your canoe?  – In this episode, Dave and James share how they are wrestling wit…

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