Seven characteristics of disciple making

We agree that disciple making is the key ministry of the church, and that disciples should show the following characteristics (among other):

1. Intimacy with God: People who have a relationship with God through Jesus Christ and value Him above all else.

2. Relational Wholeness: People who are at peace with God and themselves and reflect that kind of integrated wellness. They are not double-minded in their devotion, not oppressed by evil from their past (or at least they have indentified it and are dealing with it honestly).

3. Peace: People who pursue living at peace with family, others, and their environment. They seek to live holy and consistent lives in the world they share with others.

4. Generosity: People who find delight in giving willingly and liberally.

5. Connected to the Body: People who both contribute and are nurtured by their local church.

6. Committed to Multiplication: People who are at ease sharing their faith in Jesus and also understand the value of making disciples.

7. Engaged with Scripture: People who love and respect His Word.