Multiplying Discipleship: How to Make Disciples Who Make Disciples

Zachariah Wilson: Thought it was too good to be true for the price it’s not a 36 pack as description says. Not upset can’t wait to read this book with my small group next semester. Still a great price for the book.

United States on Dec 04, 2023

DavidW: The book arrived within the timeframe listed and in the shape described. I'm satisfied with my purchase. Thank you.

United States on Sep 14, 2023

Kevin HanKevin Han: Amazing book for those looking to plant seeds

Canada on May 14, 2021

Esther: I would recommend every believer to read this book at least once in their life

Canada on Apr 19, 2021

Samuel Gaudet: Bought for my sister and, although shes not a hardcore reader, she loves reading Francis Chan.

If you liker the other books, you'll love this one.

Canada on May 11, 2014

Scott: This gave me a lot of insight and thins to think about. I recommend this book to every one. There is so much to take in.

Canada on Mar 10, 2014

dr.keithcox: I am using Multiply in a small discipleship group I am leading at my church. I want to state at the outset that I have nothing but the greatest admiration for both of these leaders and their heart for building the kingdom. I really think they are on the right track in working to re-orient the church to more closely conform to the original kingdom building focus of the earliest church. I do have a criticism, however.

Recently these leaders have come under fire in certain circles for representing what one pastor calls "the new legalism." This accusation is founded on the argument that the call to "radical" Christianity raises a bar that is too high for the average Christian to achieve. I reject this because; if we buy Paul's theology of mystical union ("It is no longer I who live, but Christ live in me." Gal. 2:20) then we have to admit that there is no bar that the life of Christ in us cannot surpass. Yes, we are called outside of the norms expected of life in the post-Enlightenment West and yes we are called far from our comfort zone. But this has been the nature of Christ's call from the very beginning. If we are truly living the life of Christ, how could we expect our...

United States on Jul 16, 2013

Loay,: speaks directly into the heart, it leads us through many area of our life and show us what does it mean to be a disciple. this book is not only to read but to put everything into action as well. you can study this book alone or in a group with others. I recommend this book for leaders and for schoolers :) its amazing

Germany on Feb 15, 2013

WJLaky: The beauty of multiply is not in its unique approach to discipleship, its discovery of a hidden facet of training up strong followers of Jesus, or even in its back to basics approach. The beauty of the book is found in how easy it is to repeat with others.

One of the other reviewers, who was basically positive, mentioned that this was no different from Sunday school curriculum. In a lot of ways, he is correct. The difference is that this isn't dependent on a lay-leader or "Christian professional" to use. If used properly, it can be a powerful tool in the hands of your everyday church attender.

How we are trained is often the way that we will train others. If you were trained in a Sunday school, than you will, most likely, bring your neighbor to church and let someone else train him up or tell him about Jesus. With multiply, you could (and should), have your disciplee begin discipling someone on the first part of the book before you are even done going through it with them. They should, in turn, encourage the person that they are discipling to do the same. This has the potential to create a culture of discipleship whereby it spreads as a way of life instead of a...

United States on Nov 09, 2012