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Wednesday, October 11, 2006

FAQ Series

Last month, I started an FAQ series to post the responses I give to people who email me questions about our discipleship philosophy at NCC.

If you would like to submit a question, use the comment thread below.

Here are some of the questions we have covered to date:

Discipleship Philosophy
How do you do discipleship in rented facilities?
Why do you do small groups?
What is the "free market" small group system?
We want to start small groups in our church. How do we begin?
What if the church has a bad taste in its mouth because small groups were tried and failed in the past?
Are you a church "of" small groups or a church "with" small groups?
What is the difference between a "small group" and a "ministry?"
I've seen the "Be One, Make One, For One" slogan. What does it mean?
What is Seeker, Learner, Influencer, Investor?
Does "Seeker, Learner, Influencer, Investor" represent a linear growth process?

Semester System
Why do operate on a semester system?
What are the dates of your semesters?
Do Sunday morning ministries operate on the semester system?
What is May Term?

Discipleship Map
What is the Discipleship Map?
What's the deal with non-linear discipleship?
What are the components of the discipleship map?
Is the discipleship map implemented and followed by groups or individuals?
Can people take a non-linear path through the discipleship map?

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After working as an environmental engineer for a few years and a policy advisor on Capitol Hill for a few years, I finally landed as the Pastor of Discipleship at National Community Church in Washington, DC. I am originally from Mobile, Alabama, so I enjoy hot humid weather, football, and fried dill pickles. My Southern heritage also prompts me to throw moonpies to people during my talks at retreats and summits. I am married to the wonderful Ryan Zempel, who writes for a political website by day but sings and dances on the local community theatre stage at night. Check out my new small group curriculum, Sacred Roads.

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