The one BIG question:&nbsp;How do you disciple another man? Men in thousands of churches across the world know there is more to faith than just attending church -- they know there is the potential to walk in Christ's image, live in Christ's image, and work to spread Christ's word. But the one big question they are all asking is&nbsp;how?&nbsp;The Spirit of God is compelling them to seek the answer. This book is the gateway to answering that question. The authors spent years struggling to build a life of meaning before realizing their depravity and asking the questions: "What does it mean to be a godly man, and how can I become one?" The Spirit answered by sending men into their lives to disciple them, not with disdain or judgment, but with love and compassion, a gospel-centered focus. These men walked alongside them in the messiness of life, helping them to apply Biblical truths and spiritual disciplines in a challenging world. From their own personal journeys, out of the abyss, the authors have written this book. Here you will learn to:BUILD a one-on-one relationship CREATE a culture of men who support each other&nbsp;LOOK TO CHRIST and find what obstacles are blocking you&nbsp;TRANSFORM your life seeing the Gospel advance through the discipling of other men.Real-Life Discipleship: The Ordinary Man's Guide to Disciple-Making&nbsp;offers a gateway from confusion to clarity, from struggle to transformation.

Real-Life Discipleship: The Ordinary Man's Guide to Disciple-Making

Religion & Spirituality

Tom Cheshire

Tom Gensler

Christian Books & Bibles

Made for Success and Blackstone Publishing

On May 27, 1931, Auguste Piccard became the first human to enter the stratosphere, flying an experimental balloon he invented himself. Thirty years later, his son Jacques went to the bottom of the earth, descending to the Mariana Trench in a submarine built by him and Auguste. To this day, no one has gone deeper. Bertrand, the third generation, was the first person to fly around the world non-stop in a balloon. Now, he's building his own craft: a solar powered plane to circumnavigate the globe. In The Explorer Gene, Tom Cheshire asks how three generations of one family achieved such extraordinary feats, often with the consensus against them. None of the Piccards set out to explore: Auguste was a physicist, Jacques an economist and Bertrand a psychiatrist. Was it fate, a famous family name - or their explorer gene?

The Explorer Gene: How Three Generations of One Family Went Higher, Deeper and Further Than Anyone Before

Short Books Ltd

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