“Making Disciples not only challenges believers to love the Lord with all their heart, soul, mind and strength, but also leads to a beautiful understanding of the grace of God and the power of His Spirit. New believers and even grizzled veterans of the Christian race will be blessed with practical, biblically solid insights into a daily, consistent experience of God’s love and truth.”— Pastor Scott Richards, Calvary Christian Fellowship of Tucson, AZ “I can’t thank you enough for your labor of love with the discipleship workbooks. They have solid practical theologies and plenty of room for discussion and additional teachings.”— Pastor Gary Ansdell, Hosanna Chapel, Bellflower, CA“Like most pastors, we know discipling is crucial to the obedience to the scriptures and the health of our fellowships. But having material that the laity can understand, and even use to disciple others is hard to find. This Study is both deep and provocative, yet simple in its steps and layout. I have taken many through these books and have seen the glorious fruit. They are biblically sound and currently relevant... I like using it! You will too.— Pastor Waxer Tipton, Calvary Chapel of Molokai “I can’t express enough in words just how blessed I have been... I believe that God has given you an incredible insight in Making Disciples. Making Disciples is a resource we use here at Calvary Chapel Richmond throughout our fellowship, in home studies as well as in one-on-one discipleship. Making Disciples challenges believers to build a solid foundation, built on Biblical truths. With its easy format, you are able to go through chapter by chapter, and be equipped with the fundamental truths of the Christian life.”— Pastor Jay P. Wright, Calvary Chapel of Richmond, VA“Filling our auditoriums does not prove success in ministry. The disciples we grow, not the number of people who sign on the dotted line professing salvation reveal the fruit of the ministry. Too often we get sidetracked into pursuing the secondary, rather than the primary. Jesus gave marching orders “to make disciples” (Matt. 28: 18-20). The Commander’s thing must be the big thing in ministry. The disciple-maker continually watches for tools to help in the discipling process. Larry DiSimone gives us a great tool to help accomplish our objective. Making Disciples walks the believer through the basics of the Christian life. The simplicity of the format makes it usable for anyone desiring to help establish others in the faith.”— Carl Westerlund, Director, School of Ministry, Calvary Chapel of Costa Mesa, CA