How Can Our Churches Become Stronger, Healthier, and More On-Mission in Our Post-Everything World?

Lead, evangelize, disciple, and preach differently to impact your community with the gospel

The Discipleship Opportunity will equip and empower you to lead, evangelize, disciple, and preach differently in our post-pandemic, post-truth, post-Christian, post-[fill-in-the-blank] planet. Daniel Im debunks outdated assumptions and looks at four types of people in your community—the sleeper, the seeker, the consumer, and the disciple. Then, he unpacks how to understand, reach, and preach with relevancy and passion so that more people will come to know Jesus deeply and be known by Him fully. You’ll find the strategies presented in The Discipleship Opportunity will help you to become healthier, stronger, and better able to fulfill Jesus’ command to make disciples of all nations.

“… Offers indispensable insight into how to move forward for evangelism, discipleship, and preaching. We have an opportunity; let’s seize it!” ED STETZER Ph.D., dean, Talbot School of Theology

Lead, evangelize, disciple, and preach differently to impact your community with the gospel

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About Daniel

Daniel Im is a pastor, Bible teacher, writer, and podcast host with a passion for the local church. He is the lead pastor of Beulah Alliance Church and the author of No Silver Bullets, Planning Missional Churches, and You Are What You Do: And Six Other Lies about Work, Life, and Love. He lives in Edmonton, Alberta with his wife Christina and their three children. For more information, visit danielim.com and connect with him on social media @danielsangi.

Endorsements

“Im’s book is punchy, insightful, and practical. Whether you’re a rookie or seasoned leader, Im’s wisdom will equip you to lead and challenge others along the discipleship pathway.”

SAM CHAN

EvQ School of Evangelism, City Bible Forum. Author of How to Talk About Jesus (Without Being That Guy)

“… compelling, practical, timely and biblical framework for leading, discipling and preaching differently yet effectively in today’s post-everything, complicated world.”