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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Discipling (Christianity)"”.

  1. The relationship between discipleship training and transformative learning in Korean Presbyterian congregations

    This study was designed to investigate and analyze the relationship between learning in the process of discipleship training and transformative learning in selected Korean Presbyterian congregations. Three Presbyterian churches that had a good reputation for discipleship training were selected. …

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  2. The relationship between a church's discipleship practices and the development of maturing disciples

    This dissertation examines the relationship between discipleship practices a church employs and the spiritual maturation of disciples. The first chapter explores the research concern and poses seven research questions that explore the relationship between specific discipleship practices and the …

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  3. An analysis of John R. W. Stott's theology of evangelism and practice of evangelism

    The primary purpose of this dissertation is to analyze John Stott's theology and practice of evangelism. By reflecting on Stott's theology of evangelism, the dissertation explains Stott's practice of evangelism. Research indicates that John Stott is a great model of balance between the theology of …

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  4. An Analysis and Critique of Neil T. Anderson's Approach to Spiritual Warfare in Evangelism and Discipleship

    This dissertation analyzes and critiques Neil T. Anderson's approach to spiritual warfare, specifically in the context of evangelism and discipleship. It argues that while Anderson's understanding of spiritual warfare in evangelism and discipleship is generally orthodox, his approach to spiritual …

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  5. An analysis of the input of MasterLife on the twenty-three functional characteristics of a disciple

    The purpose of this descriptive-quantitative study was to analyze the magnitude of change produced by MasterLife on the twenty-three functional characteristics of a disciple. Based on a review of significant texts from the Scriptures and from authorities on discipleship, the researcher concluded …

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  6. Perceptions of Builder women's contributions to intergenerational mentoring relationships in the Presbyterian Church in America

    This dissertation identifies PCA women's perceptions of Builder women's contributions to intergenerational mentoring relationships. Research examined involves PCA women's perceptions of the general concept of mentoring, values contributed by Builder women, contexts that facilitate communication …

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