This is from "Real Life Discipleship Training Manual" by Jim Putname & others.
If a disciple makes a disciple who can make disciples, mathematically the process might look something like this:
c. 1984/2004 (20th Anniversary Edition with Leader's Guide, Baker Books.
Bill Hull writes with years of experience under his belt. He has lived out his mission to return the church to its discipleship roots as a pastor and as a leader of an independe
About the Reviewer: Intrigued by discipleship for years and impacted by a small group ministry, I am now, at age 54, back in school to frame up my thoughts on the subject and practical tools for discipleship. I entered vocational ministry in 1999 as
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This is the first of many book reviews to come, designed to give you a brief overview of the book, some highlights, and suggestions for usage. Thanks to Natalie Johnson who has been working with the network as an intern for working on this project. S
Can anyone recommend a good conference or training event to help women who are in ministry better understand the issues women (college, or young adult single or married) are facing today and help sharpen our skills for speaking to those issues? Ther
Read more…Check out Frank Viola's article, "Why We're Getting Discipleship Wrong", and then share your thoughts (pros/cons). The link follows: Why We're Getting Discipleship Wrong.
I'm looking forward to reading your feedback.
Margie Williamson
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Read more…Autobiographical Statement: Greg McCabe holds a Master of Divinity degree, and has been in ministry for 18 years serving as an evangelist to motorcyclists, missions pastor, associate pastor and senior pastor. His desire is to see churches make discip
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On staff with The Navigators of Canada for the past 19 years responsible for resources and training in relation to church-based discipleship.
One Life by Scot McKnight
Zondervan 2010
I like a lot of what Scot McKnight wri
Read more…The second step of discipleship ... follows after a good start. That good start is acknowledgment of the need to Follow Him. As important is the acknowledgement of the Commission by Jesus...
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Read more…Reviewer: Jill Potts Jones is wife and mom to two daughters, ages 20 and 6. She writes book reviews for numerous Christian publishers and authors.
Title: 30 Days to A More Dynamic Prayer Life
Author: John Franklin
Publisher: NavPress, 2012
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Read more…My church is waking up to the steady decline of participation, commitment and membership. We want to redefine our "purpose" as a church, and along with want to start a group to learn to be true disciples of our Lord Jesus. Can anyone share what has
Read more…This is a very good book to lay a foundation and a guide to help us grow in our walk with God. I would highly recommend this to anyone who feels as if there walk with God is inconsistent, frustrating, and not fullfillng your soul. This will help all
Read more…Just lost a loved one and would like words of encouragement from the Bible.
Read more…I am a leaader in a small international church in the Netherlands, we have a very diverse group of people attending in a very diverse community that attracks many international students and expat business people.
We are looking for the best Investi
Read more…I recently asked a resident of our mission " Why is it that so many men keep returning to the mission and re-enter our program?" His explanation was that they were (and he) three fiven' it. Upon further discussion I found he was referring to Pro
Read more…This book by Larry Osborne has been an interesting resource to get a small group to begin to think about what they believe. It has been personally challenging to study some common myths/urban legends and reflect upon where my early christian beliefs
Read more…Reviewer: Brian Fletcher holds an M.Div and D. Min from Covenant Theological Seminary. After spending 14 years on staff at Young Life, he became a pastor at Spring Run Presbyterian Church in Midlothian, VA. Brian has three kids, loves to fish, and
Read more…Does "working out your own salvation with fear and trembling," stand in opposition to corporate discipleship?
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