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Jesus’ missional strategy is disciple-making movements - what’s yours? He didn’t say go and make friends. He didn’t say go and tell people things about the Bible. He didn’t even say go and find people to fill your churches.  Jesus said go and make disciples of all nations.  Jesus showed his disciples what it was like to walk with him, and then told...

So often we expect others to be curious about our faith, we encourage people to ask questions, to look into what is going on in the Bible and in the church, but how often are we curious as to what God might be doing in others - about what he may be calling us to open our eyes to?  Judah studies...

Students across the UK are walking through church doors for the first time and are finding out about who Jesus is through hearing the gospel. This is amazing news for churches, for students and for the kingdom, but it is also a challenge to us to be ready to disciple and support students as they start their journey with Jesus....

Within 2 months of encountering Jesus, Rachael was out on the streets of Manchester sharing Jesus with those around her at University! From getting involved with “Red Frogs” to becoming the Evangelism Sec at the Christian Union, Rachael pours her heart and soul into seeing others encounter Jesus. The Student Mission Podcast will equip and inspire you to embrace mission where...

‘As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.’ Proverbs 27:17 was the verse of the day on Friday 21st, which felt fitting as students travelled from across the UK to gather for Fusion’s Student Evangelist Network weekend away.  Gen Z are open to spirituality. We’ve been experiencing it in the church and now even mainstream media is telling this story:...

John Coles is full of wisdom, gentleness and kindness. Having been discipled as a student, he learned how to disciple others and has been doing that ever since. In ministry, he led churches and led New Wine. He has always been deeply affected by the personal encounter with Jesus that he experienced through the Holy Spirit in the 80s. In...

The wind was bitterly cold, the sky grey and dreary - ominously threatening to pour rain on the drab day. People shuffled quickly between shops, wrapped in big coats, keen not to spend too much time exposed to the cold air. It certainly wasn’t an ideal setting for busking, but the strange group that began to set up their amplifier...