Tag: Discipleship

Holy Sexuality and the Gospel by Christopher Yuan: A Review

Christopher Yuan's case that chastity in singleness and faithfulness in marriage is one standard for everyone. What the book does well, and the one live disagreement inside it.

Your Journey With Jesus, for Men by Bart Blair: A Review

A one-on-one discipleship curriculum, not a solo devotional. Who Bart Blair is, the near-identical women's edition to avoid, and what the book is good for.

Intentional Discipleship by Todd Cox: A Review

Todd Cox spent 19 years leading men's ministry at Long Hollow. A practical discipleship method, plus a warning about the overlapping editions of this book.

EPIC Disciple by Kyle Robinson: A Review

A fourteen-stage discipleship guide for men that puts Cost second and Commissioning last. Self-published, and the title on this page was previously wrong.

Hard to Believe by John MacArthur: A Review

MacArthur's 2003 case that the church made the gospel cheap. A bracing book, and one that puts you inside the Lordship salvation debate rather than above it.

The Game Plan by Joe Dallas: A Review

Joe Dallas's 30-day ROUTE program for sexual integrity, from Thomas Nelson in 2005. The interior work still holds up. The technology advice does not.

The Gospel-Centered Community by Robert Thune and Will Walker: A Review

A nine-lesson New Growth Press small group study on community, reviewed honestly. Get the leader's notes edition, and read the companion volume first.

Being God’s Man by Walking a New Path by Arterburn, Luck and Wendorff: A Review

An eight-week Every Man series workbook for small groups, reviewed honestly. Three authors, not one, and it shows its early-2000s age.

Call to Action by Alun Ebenezer: A 30-Day Push Against Passivity

Alun Ebenezer's Call to Action gives young men thirty short chapters, each with an action to take. What it does well, and who it actually suits.

Mentoring Men: One-to-One by Earl Bristow: A Review

A self-published discipleship workbook for mentor and mentee pairs, reviewed honestly, including what we could not verify about it.

Gospel-Centered Teaching by Trevin Wax: A Review

Trevin Wax's short book for Bible study teachers, reviewed honestly. What it argues, what we removed from this page, and who it actually suits.

The Practice of Spiritual Direction by Barry and Connolly: A Review

The standard training text on spiritual direction, reviewed honestly. It is a practitioner's manual, not a devotional, and it comes from a Jesuit tradition.