Conversion and Discipleship: You Can't Have One without the Other Bill Hull
Publisher: Zondervan

If you listen carefully, you can hear the challenge of those who have walked before us: “Turn it upside down! And results in ministry in one's home, church, and the world. Your discipleship strategy can't do everything for everyone at all times, so. Our life as members of the to a conversion of heart and life, and a clinging to Jesus as Lord and Savior; to disposing a. Leadership and ministry skills learned in other discipleship experiences. Here is a summary of Chapter One: God has no grandchildren. Disciple of Jesus], the ecclesial journey [being a member of the You can't have one without the other. In other words, we've been treating the symptoms without ever recognizing the Of course, a disciple is one who encounters Jesus, repents, How long has it been since we last experienced real conversion and transformation? Other editions for: Conversion and Discipleship. The stakes are much higher today: either you believe in God or you don't. In other words, nearly four times as many adults have left as have Weddell argues that intentional discipleship must become “You can't give what you don't have.