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The first book ever written by G. Morgan Campbell, Discipleship is a resource not aimed towards theologians but instead penned with the intention of encouraging anyone in pursuit of furthering a relationship with Jesus Christ. Defining “disciples” as all “who gather around the Teacher and are trained by Him,” Campbell goes on to dissect the biblical origins and implications of the word. Immensely...

the Teacher’s purpose for us. Such is the ideal. 2. Now let us consider the privileges that the Teacher confers upon those who become His disciples. I. The first is the establishment of those relations which make it possible for Him to teach and for us to be taught. The question of sin must be dealt with, and that which results from sin—our inability to understand the teaching. Christ never becomes a teacher to those who are living in sin. Sin as actual transgression in the past, must be pardoned,
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