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Is your church making disciples … who make disciples … who make disciples? Is your membership dwindling? Are you growing only at the expense of a smaller church? It’s time to reexamine your methods of discipleship. But how do you effectively disciple an entire body? It’s not about making converts. The responsibility falls to every believer in your fellowship to create intentional followers of...

collect the leftover fish and bread (see Matthew 14:19–20). But He also gave them more complex assignments as they grew up: He sent them out by twos to minister (see Mark 6:7–12). When they returned from their mission, He debriefed them (see verses 30–31). And at the end of His earthly ministry, He sent them out to do what He had done with them (see Matthew 28:19–20). Great disciple-makers will always take their followers through a process. It starts with “You watch; I do” and moves to “Let’s do
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