Among Wolves: Disciple-Making in the City

Lewis, Dhati

ISBN 10: 1433644029 / ISBN 13: 9781433644023

Editore: B&H Books, 2017

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Titolo: Among Wolves: Disciple-Making in the City

Casa editrice: B&H Books

Data di pubblicazione: 2017

Legatura: Paperback

Condizione: As New

Condizione sovraccoperta: No Jacket

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Riassunto:

How do we turn passive participants into active disciple makers in an ever changing urban context?
 
We have reduced Christianity to concerts, conferences, and church services. We are surrounded by passive participants of Christianity, content to soak in information without any intent to make disciples. But the question remains: how do we turn passive participants into active disciple makers in an ever changing urban context?
 
Among Wolves seeks to help us move to obedience to the call of Christ to labor among wolves. You will walk through eight significant movements in the book of Matthew, beginning with Jesus establishing His presence with us, to Him mobilizing an army to go and make disciples of all nations. As we follow Jesus’ patterns and teachings in Matthew, you will be equipped to establish a thriving disciple making culture in your context as your burden to see your city reached moves toward reality.

Informazioni sull?autore:

Dhati Lewis is lead pastor and church planter of Blueprint Church and president of Send Network with the North American Mission Board. He is most passionate about making disciples, equipping urban leaders and loving his family. On any given day you might find Dhati coaching his kids in basketball or strategizing on a whiteboard. Dhati is married to his best friend, Angie, and they live in Atlanta, Georgia with their children and church family. He is the author of both the Bible studies and books, Among Wolves: Disciple-Making in the City and Advocates: The Narrow Path to Racial Reconciliation.