Mark Bright is the Director for the Relational Discipleship Network. Mark entered into full time ministry in 1996 after graduating from Calvary Chapel Bible College where he met his wife, Lisa. Mark started working in Post Falls, Idaho for Chuck Missler's ministry, Koinonia House. Mark and Lisa attended Real Life Ministries, which at the time was meeting in a movie theater. Mark and Lisa have four children who grew up at RLM. In August of 2011, Mark accepted the role of Executive Pastor at a church in Tennessee. Over the next decade, that church grew from 3,500 to 6,500 in attendance and also planted three churches. He continued his education earning a Masters of the Arts of Ministry in 2019. Mark has a passion for being and making disciples of Jesus by following His teachings and methods.SESSIONS
Track Session 1: Discipleship Culture: Leadership Strategies Everyone Can Use
Culture is what governs your organization when you are not looking. Culture is the unspoken expectations and patterns of behaviors that people operate under, and you can and must actively set and keep the culture of your team and church. Discipleship Culture sets out to see, develop, and invest in people. Come learn the strategies and tools to help you set a disciple making culture.
Time: Wednesday, 2:15pm – 3:15pm
Location: Student Center
Speakers: Mark "Moose" Bright
Track Session 3: Discipleship Defeats Deconstruction: The Power of Discipleship in Navigating Doubt and Trials
The weighted majority of what we believe is formed by those we are close to. When we encounter doubt, trials, and trouble, our social circles will play the most significant role in determining how our faith comes through those challenges. Discipleship proves to be the most robust support for our faith. Now more than ever, we need personal spiritual mentors. Come learn how discipleship defeats deconstruction!
Time: Thursday, 11:00am – 12:00pm
Location: Student Center
Speakers: Jared Scholz, Brandon Bowers, and Mark "Moose" Bright
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