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The Lost Art of Disciple Making
by
Leroy Eims
'Every believer in Jesus Christ deserves the opportunity of personal nurture and development.' says LeRoy Eims. But all too often the opportunity isn't there. We neglect the young Christian in our whirl of programs, church services, and fellowship groups. And we neglect to raise up workers and leaders who can disciple young believers into mature and fruitful Christians. In...more
Paperback, 192 pages
Published
July 17th 1978
by Zondervan
(first published 1978)
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This is sort of a “classic” in the church ministry genre, but was a first-time read for me. There’s nothing earth-shattering now, but I imagine it was fairly revolutionary when it was published in 1978. It isn’t that today’s churches have mastered discipleship — we certainly haven’t — there are just a lot more materials available today. The Trellis and the Vine, for instance, covers many of the same topics, but is more practical and relevant to the 21st-century.
Still, there is something encourag...more
Still, there is something encourag...more
The book was very refreshing, and I would recommend it to any bible believing church
From what I recall, I enjoyed the appendices more than the actual text.
Best book on how to disciple a new believer. Great suggestions on how to....
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Decent. Eims walks through the process of discipling others, but the book felt a little fluffy. If you want more on discipling others, multiplying disciples, etc. within church planting movements, look up T4T: A Church Planting Re-Revolution by Steve Smith and Ying Kai.
I really like this one. The writing style of the author made if very easy to follow and understand. Again, I read this one for a class I'm taking at church.
It is useful for helping younger believers catch the vision of spiritual generations, but it was not as practically helpful and insightful as I was expecting.
I thought it was decent, although the funny thing is the campus minister who I was reading it with strongly disliked it.
Had some valuable points. Another way to say what Robert Coleman says in his Master Plan.
pretty basic but good
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