The Cost of Discipleship

THE COST OF DISCIPLESHIP We need one another. Yet we don't always know how to develop relationships that help us experience personal and spiritual growth in the Christian life. What does the call to discipleship mean today in our busy, self-absorbed world? How would we manage the time required to mentor properly and develop Biblical Leadership? Do we understand the debt of grace we owe to the lost? Drawing on 2 Timothy 2:2 and Matthew 28, Charles Morris answers these timeless questions on discipleship. The Cost of Discipleship is compelling and demands a sacrifice few are willing to pay. Biblical discipleship brings a new type of leadership inspired by our Lord's example to build relationships, set a Godly example, and serve the body of Christ. Our Lord's pattern of disciple-making was to be intimately involved with others, allowing life to rub against life as iron sharpens iron.

Charles helps the mentor and protege know where to start and how to make it work so that the mentoring relationship is a source of joy and growth for everyone involved. The Cost Of Discipleship offers a way for younger believers and more mature Christians to grow together, minimizing conflict and maximizing accountability.