The DNA of D6: Building Blocks of Generational Discipleship

This book provides any church an opportunity to plan, strategize, evaluate, and refine their discipleship and, more specifically, their family ministry plan. Ron Hunter begins the book sharing vital philosophy necessary to understand before a leader can move on to strategy. He also shares important principles that will lead to implementation. This book is the ideal resource whether a ministry leader is just beginning in family ministry or has an established program needing refinement. Readers will be able to build on the foundation of a timeless philosophy to disciple the next generation. Ron Hunter begins by sharing the timeless message of Deuteronomy 6 and the philosophy of generational discipleship. All ministry leaders will appreciate the strategies that follow and find valuable resources to evaluate and expand any element of discipleship ministry. Hunter shares key principles on biblical worldview along with insightful understanding of the one-eared Mickey Mouse, the senior pastor complex, and the unseen staff member. The ultimate goal is to provide resources for the church to become healthier and see generations to come benefit from a solid discipleship program.

Ron Hunter Jr. is the Executive Director and CEO of Randall House, the publisher of D6 Curriculum, and serves as the D6 Conference Director. He regularly speaks at various conferences and consults for both ministry and business organizations. Ron has written over 50 articles for various magazines. He co-authored Toy Box Leadership, and contributed to Youth Ministry in the 21st Century 5 Views. He is a graduate of Welch College and earned his MPA from the University of Colorado. He is a PhD candidate working on his dissertation in the Gary Cook School of Leadership at Dallas Baptist University. He married his college sweetheart, Pamela, and they have two kids in college: Michael and Lauren.