“Listen carefully: I am sending you out like sheep among wolves; so be wise as serpents, and innocent as doves.” – Matthew 10:16
“The sheep hear his voice, and he calls his own sheep by name and leads them out.” – Luke 10:3
“The sheep hear his voice, and he calls his own sheep by name and leads them out.” – Luke 10:3
Disciple the Streets (DTS) Mission & Movement aims to spiritually transform poor communities and broken individuals within the inner-city streets of Houston, TX and beyond. The DTS squad shares the Gospel of Jesus Christ, challenges people to commit to becoming a disciple of Jesus, trains them to follow him and sends them out to reproduce disciples. We serve in areas of poverty, drug abuse, and crime that many consider as places of darkness, where despair festers and grows. Hopelessness spreads among those that are void of self-worth, abandoned by their families, and trapped by their past; therefore, they feel they have nothing to live for anymore. We have the solution, we take it to them and we teach them to follow the ways of Christ.
The DTS movement began as the result of our prison discipleship ministry. In 2012, Eyes On Me, Inc. began a series of Christian hip hop evangelism events to prisoners in the Harris County Jail. As a result, more than 5,000 prisoners were exposed to the Gospel and around 500 prisoners professed Jesus as their Savior. Some of these prisoners are DTS volunteers today. These men and
women are eager to disciple the streets and aggressively advance Gods’ Kingdom.
The DTS movement began as the result of our prison discipleship ministry. In 2012, Eyes On Me, Inc. began a series of Christian hip hop evangelism events to prisoners in the Harris County Jail. As a result, more than 5,000 prisoners were exposed to the Gospel and around 500 prisoners professed Jesus as their Savior. Some of these prisoners are DTS volunteers today. These men and
women are eager to disciple the streets and aggressively advance Gods’ Kingdom.
Why Do We Do It?
It’s simple! Christ said, “go make disciples of all people, baptize them… and teach them to obey the ways of Christ'” (Matthew 28:19-20). Our lives were once broken and now that we have been forgiven of much, we love that much more. We are filling a void in Christian missions on a local level. Millions of dollars are spent on international mission work but very little is spent in inner cities across America. These places are left without ever hearing a clear presentation of the gospel, especially in a way they can relate it to their own lives. We use our testimonies to make the gospel known and clear. When it’s all said and done, we seek to raise up people from the streets that we can teach and train to be disciples that make disciples.
How Do We Do It?We have many methods of evangelism including Hip Hop music outreaches that provide street corner testimonials from ex-convicts, former drug addicts, and others who lived a life far from God. We also have resources for discipleship such as our Disciple the Streets DVD Series which is providing a teaching method using Hip Hop music videos to connect people to Jesus. We call people, counsel people, visit many in prison, help with drug rehabilitation, teach people in their homes and whatever else it takes to make a disciple of Christ.
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WHEN DO WE DO IT ?In Ephesians 4:11, we are told that, “Christ himself gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and teachers.” We are operating in this five fold ministry on a daily basis. We have house churches, prison evangelism and training, outreach events, counseling, discipleship training classes, leadership communities, benevolence fulfillment, and so much more happening every single day.
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