Make, Mature, Multiply: Becoming Fully-Formed Disciples of Jesus

The content of this book is excellent. It’s filled with practical and biblical advice for a true lifestyle of ministry by making and multiplying disciples, from actual practitioners, not theorists. Because of the layout, you can even read the chapters in any order, as you have particular needs. I was often distracted by simple mistakes that were missed in the editing process, and that’s the only reason for one less star. This book is definitely worth your time.

The book is a compilation of articles from the Gospel-Centered Discipleship website from many authors. Most are pastors and bloggers. The book is split up into three sections based on the title of the book. Articles about making disciples, maturing disciples and multiplying disciples. You will find short but incredibly encouraging reads to fulfill your purpose for God's kingdom in disciple making. There is much wisdom jam-packed into here at such a affordable price and done in a very neatly organized way. It's much better than just going through the archives on their website looking for good reads. With the broad range of topics discussed under these three themes, I believe it will be a great encouragement to everyone who purchases a copy.

This book is made up of nice short and easy to understand chapters on the progression of making, maturing and multiplying disciples for Christ. The chapters are written by different authors and give encouraging advice for those who want to carry out the Great Commission. It is also suitable for adult Bible study which is what our church is using it for.

This book is a compilation of 37 articles from GCDiscipleship.com. The content is poorly edited. There are many missing words, letters, and some format issues in the Kindle version. While the articles contain some helpful information, I recommend reading the specific articles you are interested in online and saving your money.

The.title indicates that the book is supposed to be about discipleship, and a couple o f chapters are. The majority of the book has little or nothing to do with discipleship. Some chapters are unintelligible. They are simply random ideas thrown into the mix for no reason. The editor certainly did not edit the material and the proofreaders did not do their job. The book has numerous typos and missing words. This book should not see the light of day.

well worth the time and effort.

Very good content.

Gospel-Centered Discipleship has offered readers an important new resource to add to their library. Every Christian who wants to make, mature, and multiply disciples of Jesus Christ should pick up a copy of this book!