As soon as someone professes faith in Jesus Christ as their Savior, the first thing they want to do is learn.  Whether that means attending Bible studies, reading stacks of Christian books, or being “discipled” by a church member.  But for Bill Hull, discipleship starts in the local church, and nothing is more important than those first few weeks after making a decision for Christ.  While Bill Hull has written several books about discipleship, one of his best-selling series is Choose the Life.

All one needs to do is read the biography of Bill Hull, which appears on his discipleship page at NavPress.com, to know that he is passionate about the commands presented in the Bible, to “make disciples of many…”  It’s easy to see this passion by reading the titles of his books.   Bill Hull’s discipleship books are often found in church library’s or on a pastor’s desk because they are such valuable resources for discipleship training.  But after twenty years as a pastor and Christian author, Bill Hull knows that discipleship is a practice that goes beyond church leadership.  As a discipleship “evangelist,” Hull has released a series of Bible studies that encourage believers to “choose the life.”

God’s Word is an elemental part of a Christian’s daily life, and one of the most important ways to incorporate Christ into his or her daily life.  Just like someone who is looking to shape up might decide to spend 30 minutes working out, with an end goal in mind of being stronger, the habits introduced here by Choose the Life are an important part of the disciples we become.  Why not learn more about Bill Hull and his discipleship books by visiting NavPress.com today?

Some of Bill Hull’s most popular discipleship book include the “Disciple Making Pastor” and the “Disciple Making Church,” but Choose the Life was designed with small groups in mind.  The material contained within Choose the Life: Exploring a Faith that Embraces Discipleship is written to encourage groups to discuss a specific topic each day or week.  Some groups use the accompanying DVD as a way of introducing the weekly discussion topic.  Other activities include answering questions about the passage, reflecting on its life application and journaling.

To learn more about how this series can help your small group become better disciples, read “For Bill Hull, Discipleship Means “Choosing the Life.  Learn more about Bill Hull and his discipleship books by visiting NavPress.com today.

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