Generational Disciple-Making: How Ordinary Followers of Jesus Are Transformed into Extraordinary Fishers of Men

by George Robinson, Matthew Hirt

Jesus's call for his disciples to follow him lays the foundational, albeit oft-overlooked, framework for Christian identity. Generational Disciple-Making provides biblical principles and practical examples for recovering that identity. Six men share their stories, disciple-making lessons learned, and insights on reproducing disciples in their respective ministries. You'll be encouraged, inspired, and instructed on how you can leverage your life to become a generational disciple-maker.

210 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 25, 2022

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[David Wright · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really solid book on discipleship that got me fired up about being more intentional to make disciples in my neighborhood and in my workplace!

[Scott Ray · Rating 5 out of 5]

A needed book in today's discipleship world. Not a program or curriculum but a model on how to do life on life mentorship. Multiple author's contribute who are all part of the same generational discipleship tree. As with life on life discipleship the paradigm is pulled out from each's story and what they learned from their experience. In the end it is summed up into a model. Great book to learn from and model after.