Small-Batch Disciplemaking: A Rhythm for Training the Few to Reach the Many

Recover Jesus' strategy of training the few to reach the many.

What if rather than funneling people through church programs, you invested in their growth? Would this kind of intentional investment help you discover a new kind of Christian purpose and spiritual legacy? And, what if you already have what it takes to develop your spiritual growth as a disciple while apprenticing others?

As Christians, we should all participate in spiritual leadership by seeking to make spiritual investment in the lives closest to us. It’s time for us to move away from institutionalized, Sunday morning faith and toward a more relationally driven, culturally friendly, and doable approach to disciple-making. What you will discover is how discipleship is not about learning more but learning to give away what you already have in Christ.

Small-Batch Disciplemaking by David Sunde is a compelling field guide for Christians looking to make a difference in the world by sharing their faith. With practical and empowering strategies for navigating the intimidating Biblical mandate of making disciples, this book equips and empowers readers to

• Grow in faith in order to give faith away
• Learn intentional spiritual practices like hospitality, compassion, and gratitude
• Confidently go out and make a difference in the world

Get ready for a deeply pragmatic, culturally informed disciple-making faith.

David Sunde has been involved in professional non-profit and spiritual and developmental leadership for over twenty years and is the author of Small-Batch Disciplemaking. He's an immigrant son and a native of San Francisco, California. David holds a doctorate in semiotics, culture, and the church through George Fox University. David and his wife, Laurel, are at home in Austin, TX, with their kids Bjorn and Annika. You can engage with him further at davidsunde.com.