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Intercultural Discipleship: Learning from Global Approaches to Spiritual Formation is unavailable, but you can change that!

This addition to an acclaimed series brings cutting-edge research to bear on a topic of perennial interest: making disciples. While much has been written about disciple-making methods and materials in Western contexts, very little has been written to incorporate disciple-making methods from other cultures. This book by an expert in oral learning looks at disciple-making from multiple cultures to...

are invited to step across the line. Once they do so, they are in—they are saved (regardless of the direction they are headed afterward). In this paradigm, it is very important to clearly define the line so that people can step across it. This line is very fixed. Once you are in, you are in. The need for discipleship, then, is very ambiguous. It is interesting to note that different denominations draw different lines to determine who is inside. For some, it is a prayer; for others, it may be baptism,
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