What is Kingdom Partners?
Ministry Summary
Jesus has called us to make disciples, not just converts. We believe that disciple-making occurs best in the local church. It is there that believers can be helped to mature into fully committed followers of Christ, who manifest the presence and power of the Kingdom of God in their lives and ministry. Our passion is to enable people to grow in Christ, and to see the Church become all that it was meant to be! Our greatest joy is helping others to grow in knowing and serving the Lord.
God has called us to be teachers and equippers; we have over 25 years of experience in teaching, training, and creating effective ministry teams. We help people discover their unique gifts and give them the training and encouragement they need to move ahead in ministry. By doing this, we build up the Body of Christ and help believers discover God’s purposes for their lives. Many individuals we have mentored and equipped have gone on to become successful pastors and church leaders.
When the Lord sends us to a church, we serve there as a resource for the church leadership. We help them determine how to fulfill their vision for spiritual formation, then we stay with them until we see the work accomplished. We reside there for a season, establishing relationships, developing ministry teams, training up leaders, and setting the process in place to continue to grow and multiply after we leave. Relationships are key, and we spend our time developing people, not building programs.
A commitment—not a “quick fix”
We believe that teaching and training are most effective when done through authentic relationship, over an extended period of time. Rather than do a weekend seminar and depart, we believe it is much more effective to stay (for weeks or months, as needed) to establish relationships, raise up lay leaders, develop ministry teams, and release them to continue to grow and multiply after our season there has ended.
The bottom line
Unlike typical church consultants, we do not charge high fees for our services. Because “the worker is worthy of his wages,” we do expect to receive some compensation, as determined through honest discussion and prayer.