The video discusses a framework for church growth centered around retention, outlining five stages: Visitor, Convert, Disciple, Servant, and Leader. The speaker emphasizes that true church growth hinges on discipleship, which is crucial for fostering commitment beyond mere numbers. Discipleship is characterized as intentional mentorship and sacrifice. The progression from discipleship leads to a heart of service, indicating a deeper level of engagement and commitment within the church community.

Leadership Adegoke Omotola 

So, what is the framework of retention as I begin to wrap up?

You have the visitor. You have the convert. Disciple. The servant. Then the leader.

If there is no discipleship, it will be very tough for church to to really grow. You can have the numbers, but you don't have the commitment. And so, the discipleship is where the work is. It's the mentorship. It's the intentionality. It's the sacrifice.

So, the more people that are ready to come in into that discipleship, then they now have the heart of service.

How To Retain Church Members || Pst Adegoke Omotola  ##churchgrowth  #churchonline #churchservice

So, what is the framework of retention
as I begin to wrap up?
You have the visitor.
You have the convert.
Disciple.
The servant.
Then the leader.
If there is no discipleship,
it will be very tough for church to to
really grow.
You can have the numbers, but you don't
have the commitment.
And so, the discipleship is where the
work is.
It's the mentorship.
It's the intentionality.
It's the sacrifice. So, the more people
that are ready to come in
into that discipleship,
then they now have the heart of service.

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How To Retain Church Members || Pst Adegoke Omotola ##churchgrowth #churchonline #churchservice

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