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Gospel-Centered Discipleship by Jonathan K. Dodson — WisdomDeck honest review
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Gospel-Centered Discipleship

by Jonathan K. Dodson

Discipleship as gospel application rather than rule-keeping: 'fight clubs' of three, the motivations of religious performance versus gospel grace, and how to repent and believe daily in community. Practical for small-group leaders.

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you lead a small group and want it gospel-centred rather than accountability-driven.

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you want individual devotion.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Accountability without gospel becomes legalism.
  2. Three is the number.
  3. Repent and believe, daily.

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Start a fight club of three using the book's format.

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Discipleship in threes.

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