MAKE A LIST OF 100

Welcome back to the Discipleship blog series. If you haven’t read the previous posts, you can find them here.

Last time we considered how we can use a structure to help spend more time in prayer, The Prayer Cycle.
In today’s post, we will discover a tool for finding people with whom to share the good news of Jesus and what we are learning from the Word, the breathing out part of Spiritual Breathing.
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Jesus said - “Go and make disciples…” And His followers did just that. They went to their family. They went to their friends. They went to people they knew in town. They went to people they worked with. They went.

Jesus said “Go” and they obeyed. And God’s family grew.

God has already given us the relationships we need to “Go and make disciples.”

​These are our family, friends, neighbours, co-workers and classmates - people we’ve known all our lives, people we’ve just met. Being faithful with the people God has already put in our lives is a great first step in multiplying disciples.
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And it can start with the simple step of making a list.

You can download a form on which to record your list of 100 from here.
Make a list of 100 people you’re in contact with. Next to their name, write down if they’re already a believer, if they’re a non-believer or if you don’t know.

Your List of 100 can include family members, friends or co-workers that you can share your testimony or God’s story with in the next 24 hours. Being faithful with the people God has already put in our lives is a great first step in multiplying disciples.

Ying Kai says there are three truths that exemplify the Father’s heart. God loves you. God has saved you. God wants, through you, to save everyone related to you. This is your list of 100.
Your List of 100 . . . a simple tool in your toolbox that multiplies disciples.
 
●     What names on this list could you share either your testimony or God's Story with in the next 24 hours?

●     When is a regular time in the week you can review this list and take steps to spiritually engage your personal network?