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by Tommy Meador (Author)
Churches don't drift into disciple-making. They must be led there with clarity. In this practical and encouraging guide, Tommy Meador shows leaders how to move from good intentions to a clear, actionable discipleship strategy. Drawing from Scripture and years of proven ministry experience, From Vision to Pathway provides a simple framework to align ministries, build healthy systems, and cultivate a culture where discipleship thrives. If you're ready to lead your church with focus, intentionality, and renewed passion for the Great Commission, this book will help you take the next step.
"Having sat under Tommy Meador's leadership as my pastor for nearly five years, I can say with authority that anything Tommy writes about healthy church culture is a must-read." - Dr. Dondi Costin, President, Liberty University
"I have personally witnessed and benefited from the fruit of Tommy's leadership in discipleship. His exemplary leadership in this area has led to the strengthening of churches across South Carolina." - Dr. Tony Wolfe, Executive Director-Treasurer, South Carolina Baptist Convention
"Pastor Tommy Meador and the Northwood Family of Churches have established a biblically pragmatic pathway for multiplying disciples. These compelling principles and transferable practices will serve many churches and leaders as a strategic road map for disciple-making." - Craig Tuck, Associational Missionary, Charleston Baptist Association "Two words: Intentional and practical. This isn't another book on theory but rather a "how to" on fulfilling the call to make disciples a reality in the local church. Tommy's insights will help move your church from just surviving to thriving for God's glory." - Ryan Pack, D. Min., Lead Pastor, Riverland Hills Baptist Church, Columbia, South Carolina "Dr. Meador's The Discipleship Blueprint has been a game changer for our church as more intentional disciple making is happening across generations. We found his practical discipleship strategy simple to contextualize. Pastors and churches should make every effort to apply this book and start intentionally making disciples." - Sam Greer, Ph.D., Lead Pastor, Redbank Baptist Church, Chattanooga, Tennessee
