"FOR THE SON OF MAN CAME TO SEEK AND TO SAVE THE LOST." – LUKE 19:10

Making Disciple Makers

We believe that evangelism, discipleship, and church planting lie at the core of our missionary task. This is the same work that the church in Antioch sent Paul and Barnabas to do (Acts 14:21–23). The work of discipleship and church planting cannot take place unless some non-believers have been evangelized and some of them converted. At the same, we cannot leave new converts on their own once they come to Christ. They must be grounded in the faith and taught what it means to turn from sin, flesh, and the devil and follow Jesus. At LMU, this discipleship process involves identifying and enrolling some believers into concentrated theological training through informal and formal training for the purpose of church leadership and further church planting. LMU makes use of four main avenues for sharing the gospel. 1. Personal evangelism via one-to-one interactions. 2. Weekly Church gatherings such as the Friday home fellowships and the Sunday morning services. 3. Sports ministry which gives us daily interaction with players and fans. 4. Organized events such as open-air outreaches which frequently attract close to a thousand people per day.