RATING: 7/10

Summary: There’s gold in this book. One nugget is Sunde’s assertion that community always result from engaging mission together. Worked the other way, just doesn’t work. He does a great job tying in the practices (rhythms) into disciplemaking. In fact, this book reminded me of JM Comer’s Practicing the Way. Perhaps because of the book’s similarity I found myself struggling to get through it at points, but it’s a very solid book that demonstrates how he’s integrated disciplemaking into his life and ministry. Additionally, his disciple making language lacks precision (interchanging mentoring, apprenticing, disciplemaking, etc.). I recommend this book for those getting started in disciplemaking who want to continue to understand what it looks like from a practical perspective (rather than an informational paradigm).

RATING: 8/10 Summary: Such a valuable book on becoming more like Jesus in our character and personhood. Scazzero communicates out of lived experience which brings a lot of weight to...

This is primarily a book about discipleship, not disciple making. He defines a disciple as someone who must 1. Be with Jesus 2. Become Like Jesus 3. Do what Jesus did. The first half of the book was a 9 for me, but he inexplicably never suggests that the reader should make disciples of others! Instead he offers…

RATING: 7/10 Summary: This book is full of practical insights into disciple making and what it takes to live life as a disciple each and every day. McNabb grounds his points in both research and real-world experience. He excels at communicating vision and does so with deep conviction. His disciple making advice is solid, Biblically rooted, grounded in experience, and…

RATING: 7/10 Summary: Deep discipleship nails the problem facing the American church and highlights the typical response from churches which is to lower the bar. English’s answer is to…