Transform Your Ministry Through Generational Discipleship
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4 Age Groups + 1 Common Lesson = Easy Discipleship Conversations
Enhance Your Ministry
With the Latest Insights
Mystery of the Ordinary
Linc Taylor
Grit & Joy
Dave Rahn & Ebonie Davis
Discipleship Is Leadership
Rich Griffith
Teacher, Scholar, Shepherd
Phillip Morgan & Matthew Bracey
Integrating Faith And Learning
David Cook & Brent Thomason
Mere Eschatology
Robert E. Picirilli
The Super Youth Worker Utility Belt
Jon Forrest
Disciplemaking With Guys
Jonathan Denton
Creating Healthy Church Systems
Brad Ransom
First Aid for Your Emotional Hurts: Anxiety
Edward Moody
Voices
Rich Griffith
To Honor Our Heritage
Eric Thomsen
The Faith of Our Children
Matt Markins
How to Find the Right Pastor
Ron Hunter & David Gibbs
A View From Joy's Window
Neil Gilliland
Learn & Connect
At a Ministry Conference Near You
“D6 reignited our passion for generational discipleship, providing our team with the tools to strive for it together.”
– Aaron Pontious, Pastor
“What I love about D6 are the amazing sessions, speakers, and resources that I can take back to my church, home, and community.”
– Michele White, Author
“D6 Conference was a game-changer for our ministry, providing valuable insights and enriching connections.”
– Dave Welder, Pastor
Enriching Articles
From Leading Christian Experts
The Relationship Effect: How Heart Connection Shapes a Child’s Faith
The Power of Relationships Let’s think beyond the intentional teaching we do with our kids to consider the complexity of influence. Time together, energy to ask questions and listen, and playing together all play a part in the way we convey words of biblical wisdom...
Cats, Puppies, and Teachable Moments
Let’s face it—getting your kids to open up can feel like an Olympic event some days. Some kids are like puppies: they’ll bubble over with excitement, telling you everything from what they had for lunch to what their friend said three weeks ago. They thrive on...
Can’t? Won’t?
Any book, film, or song is necessarily edited into its final form. Movies sometimes follow their credits by showing outtakes that didn’t make the final cut. A few short months ago this blog was a zygote, an edited outtake still being formed by the writing of, Grit...
Marriage Lessons from Ice Cream and a Dented Car
The year was 2009. I was waiting to hear back from a publisher about my first manuscript. I had made it miraculously through acquisition board meetings and was awaiting the final yay or nay. When I received the news that my book 31 Days to a Younger You would indeed...
Backward Planning for Your Children’s Future
In the book Toy Box Leadership, the chapter on Little Green Army Men provides a rich metaphor for leadership and preparation. These small, iconic toys symbolize much more than childhood play; they offer profound lessons about strategy, teamwork, and what the military...
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