The Master Disciple-Maker

von Hanna S. Shahin

128 Seiten, Hardcover

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"Making disciples is the heart of the Great Commission. Yet today, so few Christians really know what it means to make a disciple, much less have any fruit to show for it. How sad is this! What are people going to say when they get to heaven and have never made a single disciple? God bless Hanna Shahin, therefore, for writing this book! His love for God’s Word and for teaching people how to obey it shines through on every page. There is no formula for making disciples, but the principles Hanna lays out from the Scriptures and his own practical experience—especially in North Africa and the Middle East—will help anyone seeking to obey the Great Commission in this generation." —Joel C. Rosenberg, New York Times bestselling author of Epicenter and Inside the Revolution "Every now and then I appreciate reading a book by someone who gets it. Hanna Shahin has captured the essence of the impartation of one’s spiritual pilgrimage to another person. He demonstrates that being a disciple is many times ‘caught’ and not ‘taught.’ "I’ve spent over thirty years asking God to develop disciples and leaders. The Master Disciple-Maker resonates with the reality of personally seeing this happen." —Lauren Libby, international president, TWR International "Hanna Shahin delivers new and fresh truths from the disciple-making process of the greatest, most effective disciple maker ever—the Lord Jesus Christ. Prepare to be challenged—from the opening chapter where Hanna shares fascinating details of his own ministry development to the final and fresh insights regarding every believer's involvement in the ministry of glorifying Jesus Christ—to the ends of the world!" —Stephen Davey, MDiv, STM, DD senior pastor, Colonial Baptist Church president, Shepherds Theological Seminary principal Bible teacher, Wisdom for the Heart

• Reihe: Westbow Press
• ISBN: 9781449731311
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 18.11.2011
• Größe: 235 x 157 mm
• Verlag: Xlibris