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When Jesus called his disciples, he embraced fishermen and tax collectors and turned them into some of the most influential men to ever live. Can modern church leaders empower regular people to meet their potential as servants of God? The standard resource in disciple-making for over 20 years, Jesus Christ, Disciplemaker outlines Christ’s methods in training his 12 disciples and presents a...

own purpose in this discussion. The first is doing what Jesus did in his ministry of power. In the upper room Jesus promised his followers that they would match and even exceed his works (John 14:12–14).2 The second dimension is doing what he did in the practice of personal transformation, his practice in prayer, silence and solitude, fasting, frugality, chastity, service, and stewardship. The third dimension is doing what he did as he worked with those who followed him. Twenty years ago in this
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