Fostering a culture of maturity and discipleship multiplication
Date: Thursday 26 February 2026
Time: 9:30am–4:00pm
Location: Perth, WA
Why this workshop?
Many churches are busy. Fewer are intentional. Discipleship often becomes assumed rather than designed, inherited rather than examined. Over time, ministries multiply but maturity doesn’t always follow.
Leading Disciple Making helps leaders step back and ask better questions: What are we actually forming people into? How do disciples grow? And what would it look like to cultivate a culture where maturity and multiplication are normal, not exceptional?
This workshop provides biblical clarity, practical frameworks, and space to re-imagine discipleship for your real context, not an idealised one.
What you’ll explore
The biblical foundations of mature discipleship
The stages of spiritual growth and how disciples are formed over time
Common barriers and blind spots that hinder a disciple-making culture
How to evaluate and refresh existing ministries for greater fruitfulness
What you’ll gain
By the end of the day, participants will be able to:
Define what a mature disciple looks like in their ministry context
Design a clear, intentional discipleship pathway
Identify the key resources, environments, and practices that support spiritual growth at every stage
Develop a discipleship strategy that is realistic, contextual, and sustainable
Who is this for?
Pastors, ministry leaders, discipleship coordinators, and leadership teams who want to move beyond activity-driven ministry toward intentional formation. Particularly helpful for churches sensing a gap between attendance and maturity.
What to expect
This is a reflective and practical day, combining biblical insight with hands-on planning. You’ll leave with sharper clarity, renewed language, and concrete next steps to strengthen discipleship in your church.
If you’re serious about forming mature disciples and cultivating a culture where faith is deepened and shared, Leading Disciple Making will help you lead with intention and hope.
Fostering a culture of maturity and discipleship multiplication
Date: Thursday 26 February 2026
Time: 9:30am–4:00pm
Location: Perth, WA
Why this workshop?
Many churches are busy. Fewer are intentional. Discipleship often becomes assumed rather than designed, inherited rather than examined. Over time, ministries multiply but maturity doesn’t always follow.
Leading Disciple Making helps leaders step back and ask better questions: What are we actually forming people into? How do disciples grow? And what would it look like to cultivate a culture where maturity and multiplication are normal, not exceptional?
This workshop provides biblical clarity, practical frameworks, and space to re-imagine discipleship for your real context, not an idealised one.
What you’ll explore
The biblical foundations of mature discipleship
The stages of spiritual growth and how disciples are formed over time
Common barriers and blind spots that hinder a disciple-making culture
How to evaluate and refresh existing ministries for greater fruitfulness
What you’ll gain
By the end of the day, participants will be able to:
Define what a mature disciple looks like in their ministry context
Design a clear, intentional discipleship pathway
Identify the key resources, environments, and practices that support spiritual growth at every stage
Develop a discipleship strategy that is realistic, contextual, and sustainable
Who is this for?
Pastors, ministry leaders, discipleship coordinators, and leadership teams who want to move beyond activity-driven ministry toward intentional formation. Particularly helpful for churches sensing a gap between attendance and maturity.
What to expect
This is a reflective and practical day, combining biblical insight with hands-on planning. You’ll leave with sharper clarity, renewed language, and concrete next steps to strengthen discipleship in your church.
If you’re serious about forming mature disciples and cultivating a culture where faith is deepened and shared, Leading Disciple Making will help you lead with intention and hope.
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