Deep Discipleship

How the Church Can Make Whole Disciples of Jesus

By: J.T. English

Narrated by: Lance Smith

Everyone is being discipled. The question is: What is discipling us? The majority of Christians today are being discipled by popular media, flashy events, and folk theology because churches have neglected their responsibility to make disciples. But the church is not a secondary platform in the mission of God; it is the primary platform God uses to grow people into the image of Jesus. Therefore, as church leaders, it is our primary responsibility to establish environments and relationships where people can be trained, grow, and be sent as disciples. There are three indispensable elements of discipleship:

• Learning to participate in the biblical story (the Bible)
• Growing in our confession of who God is and who we are (theology)
• Regularly participating in private and corporate intentional action (spiritual disciplines)

Deep Discipleship equips churches to reclaim the responsibility of discipling people at any point on their journey.

©2020 J.T. English (P)2020 B&H Publishing

Excellent

I started this book skeptical, yet became challenged, then excited! It’s not only a must read it’s a must apply!

Excellent Book A Must Read

If being a good disciple is on your mind, this is a must read. You’ll enjoy it.

Great content!

I found this book to be very insighful and thought-provoking. It is one that I will re-read and pass on to those I'm leadership over me.

Great Discipleship thoughts

The information and questions were great and gave me much to think about. Will pose the questions to those around me.

Great Content and Thought Provoking

Deep Discipleship is perfect for anyone looking to make disciples in their church context. Primarily written to pastors and leaders, this book offers the why and how of making mature disciples. The reader for this audiobook didn't fit the material very well. His voice sounds like something that would be used to narrate a movie trailer. But it's not too distracting once you get used to it. Overall great book!