Scott Sullivan

About Scott Sullivan

Scott Sullivan serves as Discipleship catalyst for the Church Strengthening team of the Georgia Baptist Mission Board. Previously, he was equipping pastor at First Baptist Church in Haughton, Louisiana while serving 30 years in the local church also as a student pastor and discipleship consultant. A contributing author of “Impact: Student Leadership Devotional” and “Together We Equip,” Sullivan earned his Doctor of Education in Ministry degree from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, where he is also an adjunct professor. His ERUPT discipleship strategy has been implemented in numerous churches with successful results. An outdoorsman, Sullivan and his wife, Elizabeth, have four children: Erika, Austin, Caleb, and Noah.

Posts by Scott Sullivan:

Best friends drinking tea and talking at home

January 29 2020

Time to evaluate

Scott Sullivan Guest Commentary discipleship, small groups

The following is part five in a five-part series, Finding your disciple-making sweet spot, by Scott Sullivan, Georgia Baptist Discipleship catalyst. Click here for Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4. Huge evaluation alert! Are you building world-impacting leaders in your church? Do you have an intentional and biblical plan to get you […]

December 18 2019

Lay-led ministry versus paid professional

Scott Sullivan Guest Commentary leadership, ministry

The following is part 4 in a five-part series, Finding your disciple-making sweet spot, by Scott Sullivan, Georgia Baptist Discipleship catalyst. Click here for Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. Equipping or enabling Does your large group gathering point guests and members to an intentional class or relationship that is designed to help with […]

December 5 2019

Open, evangelistic, and multiplying small groups

Scott Sullivan Guest Commentary discipleship, small groups, Sunday School

The following is part 3 in a five-part series, Finding your disciple-making sweet spot, by Scott Sullivan, Georgia Baptist Discipleship catalyst. In Part I of this series, we laid out a pathway to find your disciple-making sweet spot and focused on the importance of a quality new member class. In Part II we outlined how […]