The Discipleship Difference: Making Disciples While Growing As Disciples

Every person is different and we all reflect God in different ways. So why is our typical approach to discipleship the same across the board? The Discipleship Difference lays out an intentional, holistic, and relational approach to discipleship that is individualized to meet each person wherever they are and help them take their next best step toward God.

Contents
Chapter 1: Where’s the Transformation?.
Chapter 2: What Does a Disciple Look Like?.
Chapter 3: Discipleship Starts in the Harvest
Chapter 4: Discerning What’s Next in Your Discipleship Journey
Chapter 5: The Mosaic Process of Discipleship
Chapter 6: Growing Together in Groups
Chapter 7: Dynamics of a Discipling Relationship
Chapter 8: Obedience as the Crux of Discipleship
Chapter 9: The Tools for Making Disciples.
Chapter 10: Disciples on Mission Together
Chapter 11: Living out the Great Commission
Chapter 12: Making a Difference

Dr. Robert E. Logan has well over thirty years of ministry experience, including church planting, pastoring, consulting, coaching, and speaking. Bob has seen a great deal, yet remains on the cutting edge of ministry as he is currently planting an organic, missional network of churches in Los Angeles. Bob earned his DMin from Fuller Theological Seminary. Current favorite ministries include volunteering in a recovery community, and helping lead a house-church gathering. Dr. Charles R. Ridley has utilized his expertise in the area of measurement and assessment in the development of the Church Planter Profile, which has shaped the foundation of church-planter selection all over the world. He has also done extensive work on coach competencies and assessments, conducting a qualitative international research project. A licensed psychologist and professor at Texas A & M University, Chuck earned his PhD in Counseling Psychology from the University of Minnesota.