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Making Disciples-One Conversation at a Time

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Michael Henderson has written an excellent book about making disciples. If you have a strong personal or professional interest in that topic, you'll find this book practical, well-written, and immediately useful.

Yet the principles Henderson explains here have many other applications as well. This is a book about about learning to put others first, learning to listen reflectively, learning to become more intentional in all aspects of your life. As such these principles are about personal and professional maturity -- the pathway to becoming a better person.

Here's essential help for anyone who wants to become a better friend, spouse, parent or colleague. Of special interest to some readers will be Chapter 6 "John Wesley's Close Conversations" and Chapter 4 "Four Elements of an Effective Conversation."

Henderson has given us a valuable gift: Here's how to be strategic and intentional in your daily life, so that your example and your values bear fruit in the lives of those around you.

Dr. David Frisbie
The Center for Marriage & Family Studies
Author of "The Soul-Mate Marriage: The Spiritual Journey of Becoming One"

What a wonderful and convicting read. It is reader-friendly for any person that highlights what all believers-in-Christ need to know and be doing. It also focuses on the importance of building up one person at a time without getting caught up and making the mistake of feeling responsible for building up everyone around you. It's a little lengthy but definitely worth to put on your library and keep in your car. Grab a copy!

Mike has touched on something that is lacking in the church in the U.S. This book has its thumb on the pulse of our chief assignment as Christians. A must read for those desiring personal spiritual growth as a follower of Christ.

D. Michael Henderson has written an excellent book encouraging Christians to enter into meaningful relationships with other believers, for mutual growth in the faith.