60 Days To Becoming A Missionary Disciple

Father John Bartunek insightfully combines Bible passages and Church teaching with practical and actionable advice that you can apply to your daily life. Throughout the book, he clarifies commonly misunderstood terms like mission, apostolate, evangelization, and new evangelization. The book also helps those pursuing Christ to take the next step in spiritual maturity. By identifying where you need to grow, you'll experience renewed enthusiasm and discover a new depth to your prayer life.

Do you have the same dream as Pope Francis? Would you like to see your parish, apostolate, or family flourishing in Christ like never before? In Making Missionary Disciples, Curtis Martin, founder of the Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS), explores how to build a vibrant culture of faithfulness and fruitfulness. He doesn't just remind us how every disciple is called on a mission to share the love and truth of Jesus Christ. He gives us practical ways to do this in our ordinary daily lives. Know the three crucial habits of effective evangelization. Grow in divine intimacy following the four essential practices to which the early disciples devoted themselves. Learn the importance of becoming not only a disciple, but a missionary disciple. Understand the three-phased "Method Modeled by the Master"-the approach to evangelization modeled for us by Jesus in the Gospels and rooted in Catholic magisterial teaching. Experience the transformation for which we all long-through Making Missionary Disciples.

This critically important book is presented by the author as ‘‘An attempt to provide the needful for the Lord’s call to make disciples ...’’ It is a statement of the revelations, doctrines, methods, and principles of discipleship aimed at helping anyone to experience discipleship and thereby lead others to grow in a way to become active workers in making others into disciples of Jesus Christ. It is a book to read and recommend to any servant of God cognizant of the glorious mission that the Lord Jesus Christ has entrusted to His church: "Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations …" Finally, the making of disciples is all about the work of transforming a sinner into a repentant sinner, a repentant sinner into a convert, a convert into a young disciple, leading the young disciple to spiritual maturity and, finally, helping him to become a disciple-maker. This book is highly recommended to the body of Christ.

Every day, we face challenges designed by the enemy to deter us from our Christian walk. As disciples of Jesus Christ, we fight to endure knowing that everything will work together for our good. 60 Days of Devotion: For the Under 60 Disciple is a great tool to help Christians stay encouraged. Each devotional takes only a few seconds to read. This devotional is beneficial to every Christian no matter where they may be on their Christian walk. Keep one in your purse, at your desk, on your nightstand, or anywhere close by. Read it early in the morning during your devotion time, or once you get settled in at work. This devotional by Evan S. Brown is sure to kickstart your day onto the right path!Evan S. Brown is a native of Lithonia, GA. He humbly accepted his call into ministry on January 1, 2015. Now, Evan works tirelessly to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ. He currently serves as the Partner Services Coordinator at All Nations Christian Center under the leadership of Senior Pastor Adrian Davis. Evan is also a proud alumni of Alabama A&M University. For more information about the author, visit www.iamevanbrown.com.

This book is written for those who want to grow in Christ and cultivate healthy rhythms in life. In saying "yes" to this book (for the next 60 days), you are agreeing to go on a journey that is guaranteed to upgrade your life in God and help you live in the awareness of His presence more and more each day. I have intentionally made this book a simple as possible, for all ages, and walks of life - those who have walked with Jesus for 50 years and those who have known Him for 5 days. Anyone and everyone can pick this book up, make sense of it, and use it as a springboard to know God more. "...let us run with endurance the race that is set before us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of faith," (Hebrews 12:1-2)

The messages in this book were delivered at the Third World Convention of Christian Missionary Fellowship International at her headquarters in Koume, Bertoua, Cameroon from 8th to 17th December, 2019 to brethren of the Community from 93 nations from the six continents. We were gathered to give account to God, thank and celebrate Him who blessed and enabled us to accomplish the Phase 2 goal of our work. These messages serve as an orientation for the pursuit of the goal, and directives for our work in the next five to seven years. In pursuing these directives as a disciple-making movement, God being our Helper, and by the blessings of the Lord, we expect to be a community in which every member loves the Lord Jesus or returns to the first love for the Lord Jesus. Our heart cry to the Lord is that these messages would help keep us on the rails and stir us to work hard at accomplishing the goal that we joyously accepted from and committed ourselves to before our blessed Lord and Master Jesus Christ.

There is a growing awareness among Catholics that we ought to become a Church of "missionary disciples." Much is being said and many wonderful programs have arisen to help make that vision a reality. But what can each of us do to foster the "needle-moving" transformation which we all long to see in our parishes, homes, and personal lives?While programs are vitally important, people are everything. Everything begins to change when a culture of missionary disciples is established. When the Church is overflowing with true disciples who are on mission for Christ, her light can shine in the darkness with ever greater splendor, giving hope to those on the peripheries: the poor, the lonely, the lost, and the bored. Learn how to live the high call God has created you for in Making Missionary Disciples.