Two leading disciplemakers explain how they mentor disciples in one of the most successful disciplship-based churches in North America. Biblical and practical, this book gets down to the real questions in the disciple making process: How can I avoid discredited authoritarian models for disciple-making?
 What is the biblical case for making disciples?
 How can I disciple others if I was never discipled?
 How do I select someone to disciple?
 How do I get started?
 How do I become the kind of close friend that can influence another?
 What sort of goals should we set?
 What kind of study content is most helpful?
 How can I foster a love of prayer in another?
 Why do people follow some models more than others?
 How can I create a life-long thirst for doing ministry?
 How can I effectively coach my friend in his or her ministry?
 When and how do I release a disciple to independence?
 These authors are experts who have raised up hundreds of house church leaders and other Christian workers during their combined 60 years of experience.

Organic Discipleship: Mentoring Others Into Spiritual Maturity and Leadership

Religion & Spirituality

McCallum, Dennis

Lowery, Jessica

Christian Books & Bibles

New Paradigm Publishing

Dare to face an uncompromising look at the real need in modern western Christianity; something far more important than methods, structures, or gimmicks--ethos. Once you build a biblical ethos into your group they will handle any obstacle and continue to thrive. Readers will think through some of the most perplexing issues facing local churches today: How to build high commitment into your group How to resolve the contradictions between modern time demands and close body life How to understand biblical teaching on church discipline in a today's world How to stop the bleeding from western churches losing student-aged members to the world, and instead make student ministry the strongest part of your church How each of 7 key New Testament metaphors for the church contributes its own unique insight into church health How the dozens of "one-another" passages in the New Testament require a radical view of church life, quite at odds with many modern assumptions The Lord will encourage you that New Testament church is possible, and He'll give you biblical and practical ideas for building a biblical ethos into your church. - Pastor Ken MacGillivray, Hopevale Church Members of One Another, is not a pharisaical firebomb being thrown at the church. It reflects a pastor's heart that doesn't want to beat up the church, but rather, wants to see the church built up. As a pastor, I was both challenged and convicted. This is a must read for the church and for every church leader. - Patrick Schwenk, Teaching Pastor, NorthPoint Church

Members of One Another: How to Build a Biblical Ethos Into Your Church

For people interested in the question of whether we can know God, this book steps you through basic ways to pursue your exploration. See how a dozen converging lines of evidence lead to a powerful argument for thinking, open-minded people.See satisfying answers to key questions: 
<ul><li>How God authenticated himself in a way that rules out coincidence or fakery?</li></ul>
<ul><li>How can it be possible to confidently know when God is speaking?</li></ul>
<ul><li>How could ancient prophets predict the exact date of Jesus's death hundreds of years in advance?</li></ul>
<ul><li>How did an astonishing and unique event in recent history point directly to the existence of God?</li></ul> If you want to explore faith, or you have a friend you would love to see move toward believing, this short book has an excellent record of changing people's minds about God.

Discovering God: Exploring the Possibilities of Faith

Who are you? And what does your identity have to do with victory in your life with Jesus? These are the questions addressed in Paul s epic passage on spiritual growth in Romans 5-8. Find out why grace is more motivating than law. Learn how doing arises out of being. What is Walking according to the Spirit? How can God cause me to be conformed to the image of Christ? A thorough, powerful argument for living by grace rather than law. Bookstore Journal
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 Lucid, no-nonsense, a must read! Donald K Woods

Walking in Victory: Why God's Love Can Change Your Life Like Legalism Never Could

As Christians, we shouldn't be defensive about our beliefs, but we should learn to intelligently defend our faith to those around us. In Evidence Unseen, James Rochford offers accessible and careful thinking on the current popular attacks against the Christian worldview. In Evidence Unseen, you will find: Solid evidence for why belief in God is both reasonable and logical for thinking people today. A response to the New Atheism (e.g. Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, Sam Harris, and Christopher Hitchens). Counterarguments to the claims of popular biblical critics (e.g. Bart Ehrman, Elaine Pagels, etc.). How biblical prophecy predicted Jesus of Nazareth centuries in advance. What Christians need today in apologetics is clarity and accessibility. With simple and direct language, clever illustrations, and a down to earth approach, this is the book to give to a spiritual seeker or a skeptic; a doubting Christian or to study in a small group.

Evidence Unseen: Exposing the Myth of Blind Faith

Business & Money

Rochford, James

Management & Leadership

What did Jesus mean when he told us to "Love one another"? Did he mean hearty handshakes and happy smiles on a Sunday morning? Or something more? What is involved in encouraging one another? Where does admonishing one another fit in? What are the keys to forgiving one another? Veteran Bible teacher Gray DeLashmutt takes his information directly from the pages of New Testament scripture where we find more than fifty "one-another" passages. These passages form a blueprint for the lifestyle of authentic New Testament Christian community. Loving one another is intensely practical as it also draws on DeLashumtt's 40+ years in pastoral ministry.

Loving God's Way: A Fresh Look at the One Another Passages

Delashmutt, Gary

This incredibly accessible book brings a complicated subject within the easy grasp of the average reader. Bible prophecy and eschatology lead to endless debates among interpreters. Here, examine all the main schools of thought and how they get their conclusions. For more advance readers, extensive footnotes offer documentation and further reading.

Endless Hope or Hopeless End: The Bible and the End of Human History

The early Hebrew Christians were in big trouble! Beginning with little steps of unbelief, they were now hardened in their hearts and dull of hearing. To escape persecution and fit in with the neighbors, they had accommodated and domesticated following Jesus. This is what happens when people abandon raw grace for a watered down legalism. Modern readers should be able to recognize the Hebrews condition because much of the modern western church has the same problem.

Liberation!: Follow the Book of Hebrews to a Life of Radical Grace

Paul's brief letter to the Colossians proclaims that Jesus is above all other so-called gods and lords. This was a radical assertion in Paul's day, as it is in ours. Even more radical is his declaration that Jesus, through His Spirit, is in every person who personally receives Him. Paul follows these claims by explaining what authentic Christian spirituality looks like and how to progress in it.

Colossians: Christ Over All; Christ In You

One of the wisest men who ever lived once wrote, "A wise person thinks a lot about death, while a fool thinks only about having a good time." Now you can learn all about what the Bible teaches on the afterlife in one easy, accessible book!

Too Good To Be True: How We Get to Heaven, What it Will be Like, And Why We Can't Live Without it

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