Discipleship Matters: Learning from Timothy's Spiritual Journey - Martin, Mitch
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Seventeen-year-old Timothy has accepted Christ, but he struggles with the pain of an absent father and lacks spiritual maturity. When the apostle Paul invites Timothy to join him on a missionary journey, Timothy thinks he's receiving a chance to see the world and to escape his personal struggles. But the long road ahead quickly becomes more than a means to adventure. Under Paul's careful teaching-presented here in story form though often pulled straight out of the pages of Scripture-Timothy learns more about the Christian life, about sharing his faith, and about the remarkable love and…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Seventeen-year-old Timothy has accepted Christ, but he struggles with the pain of an absent father and lacks spiritual maturity. When the apostle Paul invites Timothy to join him on a missionary journey, Timothy thinks he's receiving a chance to see the world and to escape his personal struggles. But the long road ahead quickly becomes more than a means to adventure. Under Paul's careful teaching-presented here in story form though often pulled straight out of the pages of Scripture-Timothy learns more about the Christian life, about sharing his faith, and about the remarkable love and blessings of his Heavenly Father. Dr. Mitch Martin weaves a fictionalized account of Timothy's interactions with Paul that invites readers to both grow as Christ's disciples and to recognize that each Christian is called to live as a disciple-maker.
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Autorenporträt
Following in the footsteps of his ancestors, some of whom were circuit-riding preachers, Dr. Mitch Martin shares the gospel through story, symbol, and Scripture inclusion. Martin, a registered Chickasaw Indian from Oklahoma, is a graduate of Oklahoma Baptist University and Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary. He and his lovely wife, Myra, make their home in Tennessee, where on a good day you can find him drinking coffee with a young champion talking about the ways of God. There's nothing Martin likes better than trying to make profound spiritual truths simple to grasp.