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Heart and Mind Discipleship Workbook

This workbook contains the Heart and Mind Discipleship Program curriculum, including lessons, group discussion questions, and Bible...

Modeled on the popular and effective Fellows ProgramJourney is our most thorough small-group discipleship...

  • Encouraging News about Discipleship Movement
    If you’ve been reading our blog or our quarterly magazine, Knowing & Doing, you are well aware of our desire to help spark a real discipleship movement in this country and beyond.Read More...

  • Discipleship True to the Gospel: A Connection to the Church
    More and more people who express some allegiance to Jesus look at the church as simply an optional extra, a mere helpful tool, or perhaps even a detriment to spiritual life. Read More...

  • New Barna Research - The Dangers of Defining Down our Relationship with Jesus
    In my first blog I noted the need for a discipleship movement to help believers grow to spiritual maturity. Earlier this month, Barna Research Group released its latest survey data, conducted as part of an annual survey going back twenty years,Read More...

C.S. Lewis Study Program Boxed Set

The C.S. Lewis Study Program provides video lectures and detailed study guides from noted C.S. Lewis scholars focusing on three of Lewis’s most important works: Mere Christianity, The Screwtape Letters, and Letters to Malcolm, Chiefly on Prayer.

 
 

Mere Christianity

Dr. Chris Mitchell, Director of the Marion Wade Center at Wheaton College, provides clear and illuminating teaching on each section of Mere Christianity, greatly enhancing our insights into the most profound of Lewis’s books.

 
 

The Screwtape Letters

 Dr. Jerry Root, C.S. Lewis Scholar and Professor, Wheaton College gives us penetrating insights into how Lewis portrays the unseen powers of evil and how they work to ensnare and destroy those who seek to follow Christ.

 
 

Letters to Malcolm

Marjorie Lamp Mead, Associate Director, Marion Wade Center at Wheaton College, illuminates Lewis’s incredible insights as he imagines the powerful impact of our prayers

 

 

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"There are two equal and opposite errors into which our race can fall about the devils. One is to disbelieve in their existence. The other is to believe, and to feel an excessive and unhealthy interest in them."