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I was recently invited to be part of a conversation with Luke Clayton, Bryan Samms, and Mike Lester to discuss discipleship within the church. How do you structure a group study in a way that engages each person, fosters conversation, and effectively accomplishes the goal of growing people to be more like Jesus? We shared our experience and insights on how we are all trying to equip churches with the right tools for discipleship.
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