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The Making of a Disciple: A Study of Discipleship from the Life of Simon Peter is unavailable, but you can change that!

Peter was a man “subject to like passions as we are.” His life is a study in contrasts—resolutely defending the Lord one moment, vehemently denying Him the next. But despite Peter’s inconsistencies, Christ molded him into one of the godliest disciples who ever lived. In this study of discipleship, Ken Frederick draws relevant truths from the life of Peter to help us understand how to disciple...

the Lord in the death room at the raising of Jairus’s daughter, on the mountain as witnesses of the Lord’s splendor, and in the garden accompanying the Lord in His dire agony. From the day that these disciples met the Lord, “their hopes for Israel and for themselves were set in Him. But it had not occurred to them that their lives were to be part and parcel of His earthly program.”32 But that is what Jesus seeks of these men as disciples. To accomplish this, the Lord will bring them even closer to
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