

TOC for Blog Series - The Haver Way
Index to all 12 excerpts from Paying Attention to God Together: The Haver Way by Cadre Missionaries Dave Garda with Bill Allison.

David Garda
Sep 211 min read


The Haver Way 10: The Person in Front of You
Disciplemaking does not depend on finding perfect words or manufacturing spiritual conversations. It begins with faithful presence, unhurried attention, and noticing where the Father is already at work.

David Garda
Sep 201 min read


The Haver Way 11: Come and See
Jesus’ invitation was not “master this” or “come when you are ready,” but simply “come and see.” The heart of God makes room for questions, doubts, immaturity, gifts, and one more person.

David Garda
Sep 202 min read


The Haver Way 12: The New Testament Shows Haver
The Hebrew word itself was not carried into the Greek New Testament, but the relational world it names fills its pages. Friendship is not the backdrop to disciplemaking; it is the environment in which disciplemaking flourishes.

David Garda
Sep 202 min read


The Haver Way 8: Love Has a Different Pace
Coffee, cinnamon rolls, an open Bible, and unhurried attention became signs of God’s prior welcome. Haver does not manufacture hospitality; it participates in the home God has already opened.

David Garda
Sep 202 min read


The Haver Way 7: Shared Life Was the Ministry
The Gospels locate formation at weddings, on roads, beside boats, in homes, and around tables. Jesus’ teaching came alive within ordinary life shared with friends.

David Garda
Sep 202 min read


The Haver Way 6: Truth Comes Wrapped in Relationships
Scripture repeatedly shows God entrusting truth to people who walk with others. This does not elevate relationships above truth; it recognizes faithful friendships as one of God’s chosen ways of carrying truth into life.

David Garda
Sep 202 min read


The Haver Way 5: Learning With, Not Teaching At
Learning with others does not diminish teaching, preparation, or truth. It recognizes that the Holy Spirit arrived first and can work through every believer gathered around the table.

David Garda
Sep 202 min read


The Haver Way 3: Relationship Before Maturity
Jesus invited people into relationship before they understood everything he wanted them to know. God gathers first and then forms people through shared life centered on his presence.

David Garda
Sep 202 min read


The Haver Way 2: What Is a Haver?
Haver is more than friendship built on common interests; it is friendship aimed toward God. Its heartbeat is simple: friends paying attention to God together.

David Garda
Sep 202 min read


The Haver Way 1: Pull Up a Chair
Ordinary friends can open Scripture, ask honest questions, and discover that Jesus is already present among them. Haver is less a technique to master than a shared way of life.

David Garda
Sep 201 min read


Mentor Monday
The foundation of Arrow Kids Academy is learning together. We work to provide an environment for the students to build friendships and...

Rachel Obrien
Aug 11, 20223 min read


Haver: The Hebrew Word for Disciplemaking Friends
Through Cadre we've often taught that friendship and FRamily (family as friends, friends as family) are the core relationships the Holy...

Lois Tolberg Video Excerpt
Nov 2, 20211 min read


Get Crazy & Multiply
I knew Pastor Steve lived and multiplied a Jesus-like disciplemaking way of life long before I actually met him. Why?

Bill Allison
Mar 19, 20182 min read


Your 2018 Kavanah Read Thru the New Testament
Want to change your life forever? For years now we’ve been talking about “the 15 minutes a day that will change your life forever.” So...

Bill Allison
Dec 28, 20173 min read


Would you like a better, stronger relationship with God in 2017?
By far the single most important thing I did in 2016 that helped my relationship with God was reading through the Bible—with some...

Bill Allison
Dec 27, 20161 min read


Is God stingy? A sweep through the Old Testament
Stingy…or supremely generous When we filter God through the view of our own temperament, experiences or frustrations, we can easily act...

Bill Allison
Nov 1, 20163 min read