Walter A. Henrichsen

Most Christians know little other than Christ had 12 disciples and that they were commanded these men to make disciples of all nations. Just what is a 20th century disciple and how do you go about becoming one? Henrichsen says Discipleship is real sacrifice, but the reward is great.

Many are Christians but few are disciples. Maybe that's because so few Christians try to disciple anyone else. Are we too busy to do the most important work in the world? Read this book--and then get yourself a disciple or two for Christ.

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Disciples. Most Christians know little other than Christ had twelve of them and that He commissioned these men to make disciples of all nations. But just what is a 20th-century disciple and how do you go about becoming one?
Walt Henrichsen not only describes a modern disciple but explains how to make disciples of others. It's a process that begins with sharing the Good News of the Gospel and doesn't end until you've shared your life so completely with show more another person that he is fully committed to similar spiritual service.
Discipleship is real sacrifice, but the reward is great-the satisfaction of knowing you have followed obediently in the footsteps of the Disciple-Maker Himself, Jesus Christ.
Walt Henrichsen, for many years associated with The Navigators in a leadership role, has since 1977 headed a discipling ministry for lay Christians in the business world. He has written a number of books, including this classic, first published in 1974. Walt and his wife, Leette, live in El Cajon, California. show less