Changing Youth Discipleship Perspective: From Outward to Inward Ministry

INTRODUCTION Today, the leaders of the Ministry of Youth are focused on creating a fun and relaxing atmosphere to attract more people. We hope to attract more people in the church. We are worried that they can not attend people. We are worried that newcomers will get bored. That is why we emphasize the enjoyment of human relations. However, the opposite side of the disciple is lost. Christian doctrines are taught in Bible study, one-on-one courses, but that is not enough. The need for today's disciples and counseling is to show those believers to their believers, and both doctrine and research are practical.

As you can see, the church and church department in Ghana offers disciples, poetry, and youth leadership programs for the next generation, not any other ministry. As a result, they succeeded in seeing children and young people knowing Jesus! The church and ministries of Ghana show a good example of the world leaders taking seriously these ministries and agencies. The easiest way to master new skills is to observe that others are doing it. For new believers, the situation is almost the same. They need to walk around with the people who have sent the lives of Christians. I should read my Bible. How can I pray? Jesus' believers have faith in believing in disciples everyday, seeking responsibility, condemnation, guidance, support, encouragement.

As a youth minister, I met a variety of disciples training programs ranging from talented people to fruitless people. I think the most powerful disciples training comes from copies of the lobby / Galati. Copy ministry promises to provide a reproducible plan for your ministry to train disciples in your current situation. They have books, blogs and apps designed to give priority to making your church a disciple. One of the biggest challenges faced by many youth ministries is to provide students with a template to understand and share the gospel. One of the best gospel lectures I have witnessed was proposed by the pastor Jimmy Scroogin. Scroggins proposes a three-step process to interact with the design of the gospel and God