EBOOK
About
The purpose of this book is to be a practical and biblical guide to help women learn the following:
The goal of discipleship
Biblical examples of discipleship
Biblical traits of a discipler
Requirements of the discipler and the disciple
How to get to know the disciple
How to set expectations and limits for healthy relationships
How to encourage and pray for the disciple
How to listen prayerfully
How to be a good steward of your time, health, and resources
How to know when you are finished
Practical tools to disciple another
Our prayer is that individuals invest in discipling a younger believer in the faith in one-on-one relationships. The Bible has called us to come alongside others and help them grow in the faith and in their personal walk and intimacy with the Lord Jesus Christ.
We have written Two, Please! to help women learn how to disciple young believers to maturity in the faith and help disciples receive Christs invitation to the truly joy-filled, abundant life. Sadly, joy and the abundant life are all too often missing in the busy 21st-century Christian. The biblical command to make disciples is waning in our individual lives. What is at stake if we do nothing differently?
The goal of discipleship
Biblical examples of discipleship
Biblical traits of a discipler
Requirements of the discipler and the disciple
How to get to know the disciple
How to set expectations and limits for healthy relationships
How to encourage and pray for the disciple
How to listen prayerfully
How to be a good steward of your time, health, and resources
How to know when you are finished
Practical tools to disciple another
Our prayer is that individuals invest in discipling a younger believer in the faith in one-on-one relationships. The Bible has called us to come alongside others and help them grow in the faith and in their personal walk and intimacy with the Lord Jesus Christ.
We have written Two, Please! to help women learn how to disciple young believers to maturity in the faith and help disciples receive Christs invitation to the truly joy-filled, abundant life. Sadly, joy and the abundant life are all too often missing in the busy 21st-century Christian. The biblical command to make disciples is waning in our individual lives. What is at stake if we do nothing differently?