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Gary Reinecke <a target="_blank" href="http://www.infocusnet.org/">InFocus</a>Read what others are saying about the Disciple Coach Quiz..."Becoming a disciple coach is a journey that begins by knowing your starting point. The assessment gives you a clear picture of where you are and priority area(s) for growth. When a coach comes alongside in your journey, you can discern and take the next faithful steps toward reproducing disciple-makers. I strongly recommend that you engage in the journey!"Dr. Bob Logan - Author <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FND8VN6?ref_=k4w_oembed_Q2ZGX2EHnffZwF&tag=infocus2007-20&linkCode=kpd">The Discipleship Difference</a> and <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/1944955542/ref=as_sl_pc_as_ss_li_til?tag=infocus2007-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=9a0d66a3e193714207fa88ef6240d3dc&creativeASIN=1944955542">The Church Planting Journey</a> “Gary Reinecke and the team from InFocus have created a crucial resource for leaders and churches who are serious about being with Jesus on His Mission. I highly recommend the Disciple Coach Quiz as a tool for shaping the future of your disciple making efforts. The five qualities it measures and the behavior it supports provide a solid foundation for helping people authentically follow Jesus.”Steve Pike - President, Urban Islands Project "The mission of the Church is not simply reaching the lost, increasing Church attendance or teaching biblical information – or anything else. Our mission is to make fully-fledged reproducing disciples of Jesus. And this is true for each individual disciple. Disciple Making isn’t something we do; it’s everything we do.Many of us are on the journey to being fully committed to the Mission of Jesus but we are unsure of the areas we still need to develop. This is where the Disciple Coach Quiz comes into play. Gary Reinecke and his team have developed a really useful questionnaire which gives you an overall Disciple Coach Score as well as some improvement keys to help you grow in your commitment to His Mission.Even though I have been Making Disciples for a long time, the results of the quiz pointed out some areas I still need to work on and I have already created some action steps for myself."Colin Noyes - Author <a href="https://www.amazon.com/As-You-Go-Make-Disciples-ebook/dp/B016B22GCU">As You Go, Makes Disciples</a>, <a href="https://www.resourcezone.com.au/product/making-disciples-in-a-postmodern-era-pdf/">Making Disciples in a Postmodern Era</a> & <a href="https://www.infocusnet.org/product/making-disciples-storyboard/">Making Disciples Coaching Guide with Storyboard</a> "Gary and the InFocus team have put together a very helpful tool in the Disciple Coach Quiz.  It only took a few minutes to complete and gave comprehensive feedback that was immediately helpful.  The quiz helped me identify where I was weakest and the quiz report offered up quality questions to help me start down the road of growth in this area.  A natural next step will be to pursue coaching in this growth area."Daniel Bethel - Director of Church Planting, Christar International (Malaga, Spain)

MISSIONAL VALUES

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MISSIONAL VALUES: love God*

I show-up for worship services at my church.
I show-up for worship services and participate in a small group at my church.
Most aspects of my life are fully engaged in a growing relationship with God.
I strive to ensure all aspects of my life are fully engaged in a growing relationship with God. I surrender my will for His will.

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MISSIONAL VALUES: love my neighbour*

I am not consciously looking for ways to serve others.
I look for ways to serve others when it is convenient for my schedule.
I am consciously serving others so that they know they are loved by God.
I am consciously serving others who are not Christian so that they know they are loved by God.

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MISSIONAL VALUES: make disciples*

I am not consciously investing my life in other people.
I am investing my life in others.
I am investing my life in others to help them follow Jesus and grow in their relationship with Him.
I am investing my life in others to help them follow Jesus, grow in their relationship with Him so that they make disciples into the 3rd and 4th generation.

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ACTIVE PRAYER

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ACTIVE PRAYER: for my spiritual passion*

I am ambivalent towards people who don't yet know Christ.
I'm frustrated with my ambivalence towards people who don't yet know Christ.
I pray for people who don't yet know Christ.
I ask the Holy Spirit every day to connect me with people who don't yet know Christ.

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RELATIONAL CONNECTIONS

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RELATIONAL CONNECTIONS: with pre-Christians*

I don't meet people who don't yet know Christ.
I'm frustrated with the sporadic effort I make to meet people who don't yet know Christ.
I regularly meet people who don't yet know Christ.
I engage freely and regularly with people who don't yet know Christ.

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RELATIONAL CONNECTIONS: with Christians*

I don't connect with like-minded Christians to support each other in our discipleship relationships.
I connect sporadically with like-minded Christians to support each other in our discipleship relationships.
I connect regularly with like-minded Christians to support each other in our discipleship relationships.
I have mutually supportive relationships with like-minded Christians to support each other in our discipleship relationships.

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DISCIPLEMAKING CYCLE

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DISCIPLEMAKING CYCLE: comprehensive*

I am not discipling anyone at this time.
I don't engage people in their discipleship journey until they have become a Christian.
I am actively coaching pre-Christians in the their discipleship journey.
I am actively coaching people in the their discipleship journey using a reproducible cycle that they use with their disciples.

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DISCIPLEMAKING CYCLE: reproducible*

I don't have a disciplemaking cycle.
The disciplemaking cycle that I have stalls-out after one generation.
My disciplemaking cycle has continued into the 2nd generation.
My disciplemaking cycle is being used into the 3rd and 4th generation.

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STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP

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STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP: with myself and my disciples*

I do not have time for making disciples.
I am frustrated with the lack of progress in my disciplemaking relationships.
I prioritize my discipleship relationships and my disciples are growing.
I prioritize my discipleship relationships, my disciples are growing and reproducing themselves.

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STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP: with a coach*

I don't have a coach who checks-in to help me develop as a disciple coach.
I have a coach who I speak to once in a while to help me develop as a disciple coach.
My coach has helped me develop as a disciple coach.
My coach has helped me flourish as a disciple coach.

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STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP: with God*

I don't talk to God about my discipleship efforts.
I'm frustrated with the amount of effort I make to meet with God and pray for people I am discipling.
I spend time with God to reflect and pray for people I am discipling.
I regularly connect with God throughout the day to talk to Him about people I am discipling.

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Segmentation

Who in your world would benefit from a deeper understanding of discipleship?*

Me
My team
My congregation/missional community

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What kind of support do you need?*

Training
Coaching
Resourcing

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Final Details*

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Topic 1 Key Area of Improvement

MISSIONAL VALUESThere is a progression that we are introducing to discipleship.  It begins with being a disciple, moving to a disciple maker and introduces a shift to a disciple coach.  A disciple coach helps their newest disciples by listening and asking questions to discern the voice of the Holy Spirit so that they can take the next step in their spiritual journey. Jesus embodied three behaviors: loving God, loving His neighbor and making disciples. Values are principles that influence and drive behavior.  MISSIONAL VALUES answer the question - "Why do you make disciples?"  They are at the heart of a disciple coach.  Missional Values are unique to you as you embody the three behaviors: love God, love your neighbor and make disciples.A Missional Value Jesus embodied was: "All people matter to God".As a disciple using a coach-approach (listening and asking questions) we invite you to reflect on the following questions:<ol><li>What are your values?</li><li>What reinforces your values?</li><li>What detracts from your values?</li><li>What changes could you make to reinforce your values?</li><li>What additional help (training, resource, person) do you need to clarify and reinforce your values as a disciple coach?</li></ol>Reflect on the questions above that are most relevant for you.  Identify one step you can take to clarify your values.You can learn more about MISSIONAL VALUES using this brief Coach Guide - <a target="_blank" href="https://discipleshipquiz.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/259/2023/04/CG1-Missional-Values-compressed.pdf">CLICK HERE</a>.

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ACTIVE PRAYERThere is a progression that we are introducing to discipleship.  It begins with being a disciple, moving to a disciple maker and introduces a shift to a disciple coach.  A disciple coach helps their newest disciples by listening and asking questions to discern the voice of the Holy Spirit so that they can take the next step in their spiritual journey. Jesus prayed without ceasing. He was always about His Father's business, which meant an intimate relationship with Him. Jesus modeled the necessity of connecting with the Father and drew-away for intentional times of prayer.  He taught His disciples how to pray.  Jesus interceded for his disciples. As a disciple using a coach-approach (listening and asking questions) we invite you to reflect on the following questions:<ol><li>How do you connect with God?</li><li>Who is praying for and with you?</li><li>What could improve your prayer life?</li><li>What changes could you make to prioritize prayer?</li><li>What additional help (training, resource, coach) do you need to feel more supported in prayer as you make disciples as a disciple coach?</li></ol>Reflect on the questions that are most relevant for you.  Identify one step you can take to enhance your prayer support: personal prayer or people who pray for you?You can learn more about ACTIVE PRAYER using this brief Coach Guide - <a target="_blank" href="https://discipleshipquiz.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/259/2023/04/CG2-Active-Prayer-compressed.pdf">CLICK HERE</a>.

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RELATIONAL CONNECTIONSThere is a progression that we are introducing to discipleship.  It begins with being a disciple, moving to a disciple maker and introduces a shift to a disciple coach.  A disciple coach helps their newest disciples by listening and asking questions to discern the voice of the Holy Spirit so that they can take the next step in their spiritual journey. Jesus valued community. He lived life with His disciples and built life transforming relationships within his circle of followers. Jesus helped the disciples take steps on their spiritual journey, crossing a line of faith that culminated with their mission to make disciples.  He built redemptive relationships wherever He went.  With people outside His circle of followers Jesus modeled the absolute necessity of building relationships with both insiders and outsiders. As a disciple using a coach-approach (listening and asking questions) we invite you to reflect on the following questions:<ol><li>How would you describe your friendships with insiders and outsiders?</li><li>Who do you sense is curious about spiritual matters?</li><li>What questions would help them reflect on the next step?</li><li>Who can you come alongside to discuss their spiritual journey?</li><li>What additional help (training, resource, coach) do you need to build relationships with insiders and outsiders as a disciple coach?</li></ol>Reflect on the questions that are most relevant for you.  Identify one step you can take to enhance the quality of your disciple coach relationships: with insiders and outsiders?You can learn more about RELATIONAL CONNECTIONS using this brief Coach Guide - <a target="_blank" href="https://discipleshipquiz.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/259/2023/04/CG3-Relational-Connections-compressed.pdf">CLICK HERE</a>.

Topic 4 Key Area of Improvement

DISCIPLEMAKING CYCLEThere is a progression that we are introducing to discipleship.  It begins with being a disciple, moving to a disciple maker and introduces a shift to a disciple coach.  A disciple coach helps their newest disciples by listening and asking questions to discern the voice of the Holy Spirit so that they can take the next step in their spiritual journey. Jesus used a simple process to make disciples - who make disciples. He understood that everything He did was reproduced in the lives of His disciples. Jesus's mission was to catalyze disciple making movements through his disciples. He modeled the inner work of being a disciple and the outer work of making disciples.  Jesus used a simple process of:<ul><li>I do - you watch, </li><li>I do - you do with me,</li><li>You do - I do with you,</li><li>You do </li><li>You do with someone else.</li></ul>As a disciple using a coach-approach (listening and asking questions) we invite you to reflect on the following questions:<ol><li>How would you describe your disciple making cycle?</li><li>What fruit can you point from your disciple making efforts?</li><li>Where are the gaps in your disciple making cycle?</li><li>Who can you engage in your cycle that does not know God?</li><li>What additional help (training, resource, coach) do you need to make your disciple making cycle comprehensive, clear and reproducible as a disciple coach?</li></ol>Reflect on the questions that are most relevant for you.  Identify one step you can take to enhance the quality of your disciple making cycle so that it makes disciples into the 3rd and 4th generation?You can learn more about DISCIPLEMAKING CYCLE using this brief Coach Guide - <a target="_blank" href="https://discipleshipquiz.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/259/2023/04/CG4-Disciple-Making-Cycle-compressed.pdf">CLICK HERE</a>.

Topic 5 Key Area of Improvement

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPThere is a progression that we are introducing to discipleship.  It begins with being a disciple, moving to a disciple maker and introduces a shift to a disciple coach.  A disciple coach helps their newest disciples by listening and asking questions to discern the voice of the Holy Spirit so that they can take the next step in their spiritual journey. Jesus understood the importance of working with a team, a team of 12. He sent them out in pairs to minister together, return and de-brief their experience.  Jesus understood the importance of accountability. He kept His disciples accountable. He left them in capable hands - the Holy Spirit.  Jesus trusted that they had what they needed to further the mission to make more and better disciples: strategic partnerships with one another and the Holy Spirit.As a disciple using a coach-approach (listening and asking questions) we invite you to reflect on the following questions:<ol><li>Who is helping you stay on mission?</li><li>How do you engage the Holy Spirit in making disciples?</li><li>What do you sense is missing?</li><li>Who else could you ask to partner with you in making disciples?</li><li>What additional help (training, resource, coach) do you need to develop accountable relationships as a disciple coach?</li></ol>Reflect on the questions that are most relevant for you.  Identify one step you can take to enhance the quality of your disciple making cycle so that it makes disciples into the 3rd and 4th generation?You can learn more about STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP using this brief Coach Guide - <a target="_blank" href="https://discipleshipquiz.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/259/2023/04/CG5-Strategic-Partnerships-compressed.pdf">CLICK HERE</a>.

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As a ministry coach and trainer, I’ve learned the importance of helping people discover their own solutions in partnership with the Holy Spirit.  Over the last 30+ years I’ve had the pleasure of coaching hundreds of church planters, lead pastors and missionaries take action to make more and better disciples, develop leaders and started new churches. Research suggests that about 2% of the churches in America are multiplying so I think it is fair to speculate that about 2% of Christians are making disciples, that are making disciples. So, we created the Disciple Coach Quiz to inspire the 98%.  These are the Christians who are looking for a way to use their gifts where God has placed them in life to help other people discover and follow Jesus so that they can make disciples.  Our aim is not to have another thing for you to do or a program to follow, but to make several natural shifts that will enable each of you to make disciples who in turn make disciples. If you would like to chat about your report and the 5 habits from the Disciple Coach Quiz - please book a no-obligation Zoom call.Please <a target="_blank" href="https://calendly.com/greinecke">CLICK HERE</a> to find a time that works with your schedule.

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