You already know that discipleship is important. So, the question is not should you disciple, it is how to disciple: How can you help others become more Christ-like? What topics do you need to cover to make sure they mature in their spiritual journey? How do you effectively develop spiritual growth? Enjoy having this easy-to-understand guide includes 30 ready-to-use lessons on 30 discipleship topics: Becoming more like Jesus, salvation, forgiveness, prayer, trusting God, how to study the Bible, and other spiritual growth topics! Whether you’re a new Christian or a seasoned believer, this guide includes overviews of key topics to dive into for a lifetime. Each Discipleship Topic Includes― Core truth or theme sentence - A memory verse - A basic Bible study of the key passages with questions - A handout on the topic to fill out and take home - Graphics: Charts, diagrams, infographics - Questions to draw out the key principles - Life applications Featuring simple summaries, charts, and illustrations, this reproducible guide is perfect for the leader who wants ready-to-use lessons for discipling new believers. Every leader knows it isn’t enough to lead a person to Christ, and stop there. Any leader can pick and choose topics, or do all 30 lessons. And you can do them in any order. Each topic takes about 1 hour, so they are perfect for busy people. Perfect for personal or group use. "During my 20 years in pastoral ministry, I was constantly on the lookout for resources for new believers and those growing in the faith. Rose Publishing has produced exactly that tool. This easy-to-use guide is accessible, comprehensive, and customizable for use in one-to-one or small group settings. The selection of topics is perfect for a new believers course. If your church needs an all-in-one discipleship resource, this is it." --Lawrence W. Wilson, Author of The Long Road Home: How God Forms Our Prodigal Souls and blogger I have discipled new Christians numerous times over the past three decades, taught a discipleship class at Biola University and at an evangelical missionary school in Barcelona, Spain. I have read and surveyed nearly all of the discipleship books that are available. With all of this background knowledge, I heartily endorse the Rose Guide to Discipleship. This guide has all the elements that one needs to help a new believer in the church: what it means to believe and become a disciple, the basics of theology and the fruit of the Spirit, along with ten characteristics that every disciple should exhibit. My main concern as I recommend this book is that our churches actually use it to disciple new believers. In my years of serving in various churches, I have seen a consistent ignorance of what to do with new Christians. How do we begin to teach them what it really means to be a follower of Jesus? As a result of our not knowing what to do, new believers are often left to figure it out for themselves, with disastrous results. We often end up with immature Christians who do not fully understand who they truly are. If each new believer was personally discipled through this Rose Guide to Discipleship by a seasoned Jesus follower, our churches would be stronger and healthier today. May it be so! --Matthew C. Williams, Ph.D., Talbot School of Theology A Louisiana native, Len earned a degree in broadcast journalism from LSU and a master's degree in theology from Dallas Theological Seminary. Since 1990, Len has written extensively, authoring ten books and contributing to dozens of other published resources and periodicals. A diehard New Orleans Saints fan, Len loves waterfalls and Colorado and especially waterfalls IN Colorado. His most consistent hobby is trying to find a good hobby (he has woodcarving knives in a box somewhere, and a still-unread book on how to teach yourself piano in a month). He was a writer/editor and instructor at Walk Thru the Bible Ministries in Atlanta, and he served for 27+ years in the "church world" as a youth director, college pastor, small groups pastor, and teaching pastor. Happily married with two grown sons, Len lives in Ruston, LA, and is currently a full-time writer and freelancer.