Travis Whims

Travis Whims is the director of ministry for Discipleship International. It is the desire of Discipleship International to train up Christians to train up other Christians. Using the Bible as our guide and the Equip to Serve training program as a tool we desire to see a stronger Christian church one Christian at a time. There are both local and international aspects to Discipleship International’s ministry, partnering with local ministries to help them team and train their own people. Travis’s key focus regions internationally are India and Kenya.

Organization
Organization
Discipleship International (New Westminster, BC)

Written by Travis Whims

Article

Short Term Missions Focus: Discipleship International

Both at home and in Kenya and Uganda, I have really seen the strength when God's body is in unity. Read more Read more...

More on Mission Central

Devotional

Altar Vision Devotional - Week 10

What is the connection between surrender and unity? Read more Read more...

Devotional

Altar Vision Devotional - Week 6

If God doesn’t control all my life, does he have any of my life? Read more Read more...

Devotional

Altar Vision Devotional - Week 5

How does surrender connect to loss and lead to freedom? Read more Read more...

Article

Indigenous Theology: Changing the Ministry Landscape

Central to accomplishing our purpose is the challenge of a deep-seated Western ethnocentrism in theology and mission... Read more Read more...

Article

The Way We WERE Made

What does justice look like in the eyes of Creation? The way we were made for justice and ruthless mercy Read more Read more...

Article

Unity in My City

When we look at a city and see all the different churches and denominations, is that a sign of disunity? Read more Read more...

Article

Are you a Tourist or a Disciple?

A tourist is someone who takes a tour for pleasure or culture. A disciple is a follower of a teacher. Read more Read more...

Article

Unity, Relationship and the Future of Mission – Part 2

How we can increase engagement in our missional communities? It’s been said that the future of mission is in networks, in unity and in relationships Read more Read more...