One year ago today, we released Follow: A Handbook for Making Disciples of Jesus Christ in a Kindle Edition. Today, we are releasing it on paperback! Have a look at what leaders are saying about the book. Then, purchase two copies, one for you and one for the person you will disciple this year. Then, get to the work of making disciples.
“Dan has written a much needed book for use on the ground by those who are seeing converts. Of course, Dan isn’t content just to see converts, but to see disciples. As a 20 year veteran in ministry, I can tell you that books like this don’t come around very often because publishers don’t want books for new converts, because they don’t think they’ll sell. Therefore, a much needed tool like this one often doesn’t fall into the hands of those that need it most. I’m grateful that Dan wrote this book as a tool for those on the front lines to hand to the new believers coming through their ministries.”
“Samms has provided a very timely resource fo those who are both brand new to the faith as well as the rest of christians who can use a refresher course on what it means to be a disciple. It is easily read, poignant, personal, and provoking.
As a pastor myself I plan to use this as a resource for new believers as well as existing small groups. It could be used for an all church campaign with sermons and small groups focused on the key themes. All in all a fabulous tool!”
“A well written, understandable, modern, and amazingly thorough overview of the basics of Christianity that every believer (new or old) must be grounded in. He explains doctrinal terms in simple language while challenging all of us to find someone to disciple. Statistics show that a well planned discipleship program is sadly lacking in most churches. Yet Jesus commanded us to “make disciples” - this takes time and effort. I look forward to using this resource in a one-on-one mentoring relationship. Samms writes, “If you are a Christian picking this up just to read, then please reconsider. This is designed to be a discipleship tool. Don’t merely read it, find someone to disciple. Start by leading them to Jesus, then lead them to become like Him.””
