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A Biblical Disicple

      Discipleship is at the Heart of the Church. Each Christian is a disciple and should be making other disciples. This book is intended to jump start the process of disciple making.


      The lessons explore important matters such as defining faith, salvation, the goal of salvation, spiritual growth, the importance of Church involvement, and more.


       A Biblical Disciple is designed to be used either as a self study guide, a one on one discipleship tool, or as a text for a group study.

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