Ben Sobels

Solid disciple-making curriculum is hard to find. That's why Ben Sobels and Bill Hull-pastors, practitioners, and authors of The Discipleship Gospel-created this workbook, which guides your discipleship group through the Gospel of Mark, chapter by chapter, to multiply disciples. Disciple makers use this Scripture-grounded workbook to teach people Jesus' gospel, train them to follow Jesus, and equip them as evangelizing disciple makers. Using the foundational principles of The Discipleship Gospel, this interactive tool encourages you to step outside your comfort zone and embrace gospel-motivated action. It's designed to disciple new believers, undiscipled believers, and even those who aren't yet following Jesus. It's an evangelistic discipleship tool Whether you want to start making disciples yourself or need a core curriculum for multiplying disciples for your church, The Discipleship Gospel Workbook is a proven catalyst for creating a movement in your church of multiplying disciples. Start multiplying disciples with Mark's Gospel today "This workbook is a succinct and accessible study of Mark's Gospel to jump-start the disciple-making process. This tool lays a solid foundation wherever you might be on the 'Jesus journey' and provides a way to empower participants to become disciple makers."-GREG OGDEN, author, Discipleship Essentials; chairman, Global Discipleship InitiativeBILL HULL is cofounder of The Bonhoeffer Project and author of Conversion and Discipleship and The Disciple-Making Pastor. He speaks as a persevering prophet on the topic of discipleship around the nation. BEN SOBELS is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary and serves as Senior Pastor at Cypress Community Church in Salinas, California. He also serves as a regional director for The Bonhoeffer Project.

IS THE GOSPEL YOU PREACH MAKING DISCIPLES-OR CONVERTS? Many today preach a gospel that makes converts, but not disciples. This is the result of "non-discipleship gospels," which exclude the necessity to follow Jesus from their message. The Discipleship Gospel challenges the church today with a fresh reading of Jesus' gospel-one that we must learn to preach again." The gospel you preach determines the disciples you make," the authors write. Bill Hull and Ben Sobels use key biblical texts to describe why discipleship is not just an add-on to the gospel, but an essential part of it. The authors define seven essential elements of Jesus' gospel and why you must include each one in your gospel if you want to make disciples, not just converts. In this book, they help you clarify your understanding of the gospel, learn how to contextualize your message, and create a plan to make disciples who embrace the full gospel-in your church and beyond." Every Christian needs to read this important book. It identifies the challenges and negative effects of gospels that are devoid of discipleship and reminds us that salvation includes full life in Christ as we grow to be more like him."-ROBBY GALLATY, Senior Pastor, Long Hollow Baptist Church, president of Replicate Ministries"With biblical and theological precision, The Discipleship Gospel instructs us to replace the gospel of easy believism with Jesus' gospel of the kingdom. Until we get the gospel right, we can't expect the state of discipleship to change. This book takes us to the very foundation upon which disciple making is built."-GREG OGDEN, Chairman of the Board, Global Discipleship Initiative"Ben and Bill show us how Jesus' gospel calls us to both salvation and discipleship-no exceptions, no excuses. I pray that every pastor and leader who reads it will be changed by it."-BOBBY HARRINGTON, pastor and cofounder, Discipleship.orgBILL HULL is cofounder of The Bonhoeffer Project and author of Conversion and Discipleship and The Disciple-Making Pastor. He speaks as a persevering prophet on the topic of discipleship around the nation. BEN SOBELS is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary and serves as Senior Pastor at Cypress Community Church in Salinas, California. He also serves as a regional director for The Bonhoeffer Project.