Are We Actually Making Disciples in the Church? The Disciple Dilemma - Dennis Allen

This is my conversation with author, Dennis Allen. In this episode, we discuss his book, The Disciple Dilemma: Rethinking and Reforming How the Church Does Discipleship. He shares how churches too often focus on the number of people at activities and worship services instead of people growing in Christ. He talks about how the home is the center for children's discipleship. He also points out that we are trying to fix the symptoms and not the cause of lack of discipleship.

Show Notes

Dennis Allen

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