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Robby Gallaty: Discipleship In The Western Church
In regards to discipleship I do think the Western Church has drop the ball. We have misinterpreted the model Jesus set for us when it comes to discipleship. We have move discipleship from walking with some one and teaching them day today to a class that you signed up for and complete. Robby Gallaty in his book rediscovering discipleship lays out the model Jesus use for discipleship (1) lead why the disciples watch (2) lead while the disciples assist (3) assist why the disciples lead and (4) watch the disciples lead for whatever reason I think we have moved away from this model.
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