iDisciple
STEP BY STEP GEN Z CURRICULUM FOR CHURCH LEADERS
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To be able to have a comprehensive mentor and mentee relationship for generation Z and coming generations, one needs to go back and ask the question, what is discipleship? Is it biblical? Moreover, how can a person be a disciple of Jesus? Does one have a choice, or is it a matter of obedience? Many people believe they can live without having another person constantly involved in their lives, whether they are correcting them in order to help them reach their best or encouraging them when they are going through hard times. I believe many believers are not growing into God’s potential for them because they are missing this crucial concept of discipleship in their lives. In Dietrich Bonhoeffer, “The Cost of Discipleship”, he says, “Jesus’ commandment never wishes to destroy life, but rather to preserve, strengthen, and heal life.” Many believers think that discipleship would be a burden on them, rather than what it actually does which is freeing them from all rules and legalism.
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Jesus commands his followers to go and make disciples of all nations. He gives us the tools and methodology of discipleship. Every generation has its own unique traits and characteristics that makes it stand apart from the coming generation. While Baby Boomers and Millennials grew up with some technology, Gen Z is a generation that feeds on technology 24/7, causing obstacles for older discipleship methods to be implemented for the coming generation. In iDisciple, the author provides practical tools to pastors, ministry leaders, and church laity to disciple the coming generation, Gen Z.
About the Author
Jody Tadros immigrated from Egypt with his family in 1996. He graduated with Masters in Divinity from Azusa Pacific Seminary and he also holds a Bachelor of Art in Psychology from California State University Northridge. He lives in Southern California with his family.