One of the greatest challenges to spiritual multiplication is the difficulty in seeing people come to Christ in the first place. Dr. McNabb’s research reveals significant differences in the evangelistic approaches of highly effective disciple-makers compared to those who are less effective.
In this webinar, Dr. McNabb will present his insights on the following critical questions and more:
- What is the optimal amount of evangelism training?
- Does your living environment influence your ability to lead others to Christ? For example, do people in apartments have more success than those on farms?
- How does the number of non-believers you interact with at work affect your evangelistic impact?
- Is friendship evangelism more effective than broad sowing?
The webinar aims to help you gain insight into why some disciple-makers successfully reproduce while others struggle. You’ll discover surprising and encouraging findings that can enhance your own disciple-making efforts.
Presenter
Dr. Bob McNabb was born and raised in Sarasota, Florida. After graduating from Samford University, he joined the staff of Campus Outreach. Through a decade of leading a campus ministry and church planting team in Thailand, he worked himself out of a job and returned to the States to mobilize and train others to go. His mobilization ministry has included serving as a missions pastor, adjunct seminary professor, co-founder and CEO of Launch Global, and coaching international team leaders. Bob earned a D. Min. in Leadership from Columbia Biblical Seminary and is the author of “Spiritual Multiplication in the Real World: Why some disciple-makers reproduce while others fail.” He lives in Birmingham, Alabama, with his wife, Susan, and is the father of three daughters and has two grandchildren.
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