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T4T: A Discipleship Re-Revolution Kindle Edition
With Steve Smith and Ying Kai's help, we are now given an insider's look at how and why this movement is multiplying so rapidly. This 352-page book is filled with resources:
• Strong biblical foundation for CPM kingdom multiplication, including extensive biblical and topical indexes
• Excellent biblical exposition of: Jesus' kingdom of God and parables, Paul's first-century CPMs, the cost of discipleship, the biblical principles of 'Precedent and Promise,' and a call to a 21st century Discipleship Re-Revolution
• Vignettes and examples from Ying Kai's life and T4T ministry "in his own words"
• Lots of practical "How to" insights that will walk you step-by-step through the implementation of T4T
• Careful exposition of the 1/3-1/3-1/3 process that provides the internal engine of T4T reproduction
• Real life examples and case studies of how T4T is multiplying new churches and groups in China, India, the Muslim world, and the U.S.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateSeptember 21, 2011
- File size1484 KB
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- ASIN : B005OS3PK0
- Publisher : WIGTake Resources, LLC (September 21, 2011)
- Publication date : September 21, 2011
- Language : English
- File size : 1484 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 297 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #804,863 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #887 in Christian Discipleship (Kindle Store)
- #1,498 in Christian Missions & Missionary Work (Books)
- #3,196 in Christian Discipleship (Books)
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About the author

Steve Smith trains and coaches believers how to cooperate with the Spirit of God to see church planting movements emerge among the nations.
His education includes a B.A. in N.T. Greek, M.Div., M.Th. and Th.D. in missiology. The first few years of his ministry were spent pastoring both in rural situations and in the urban core of Los Angeles. He and his family started a church in L.A. very similar to the one described in his novels HASTENING and REBIRTH.
For 16 years, the Smiths labored in Asia. They were privileged to be personally involved when God started a church planting movement among a previously-unreached people group in Asia. Since 2013 they have worked globally to catalyze movements of God and finish the task of reaching every people group with the gospel. Steve is the VP of Multiplication for East-West Ministries and also Global Movement Catalyst for Beyond.org.
As a student of the Word and the works of God, Steve seeks to help fellow believers live out the timeless principles of God's kingdom wherever they serve. He (with Ying Kai) is the author of T4T: A Discipleship Re-Revolution (2011 WigTake Resources). He is the author of a two volume novel being published in 2015/16: The No Place Left Series - Book 1: HASTENING; Book 2: REBIRTH.
Steve is married to the wonderful Laura Nesom Smith and has three incredible sons, Cristopher, Joshua and David. For almost three decades they have worked together as a family to see all the remaining people groups of the world fervently bow the knee to the Lamb who sits on the throne.
Steve's aspiration is to be in the final generation that welcomes the return of the King.
To learn more go to:
http://kingdomkernels.com/
@KingReignCome
Facebook: KingdomKernels
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The book is a product of two globally acclaimed practitioners in the field of church planting movement strategy. The strategic focus of the book is aimed at Vision Casting, Gospel Bridges, Gospel Presentation, Discipleship, Baptism, Church Formation and Reproducing Leadership.
The substance of the book is well supported by a series of biblical precedents and promises offering Life-on-Life fluidity.
A unique feature is that T4T lays it bare in plain language what to do and what not to do when implementing church planting movement and discipleship multiplication objectives.
It is supplemented by a comprehensive Scripture reference index and a very helpful quick connect topical page idex.
I have personally heard the presentations made by the authors at a conference and have found the strategies discussed in the book validated with many real life experience in the application of the strategy worldwide.
T4T Discipleship ReRevolution can be highly effective in leadership training in the rural communities where the delivery method is based on oral communication.
Critics could argue that it is repetitive, but that is precisely the teaching technique they are expounding!
This should be required reading for any pastor, missionary, church leader or anyone with a heart to extend the Kingdom of God, especially in regions of the world where it may be impractical to organize churches in the traditional way. It should also carry a health warning - it should be impossible to read this without being convicted to action!
However, T4T is much more than just a discipleship method. T4T integrates all the basics of a church planting movement (CPM) into one comprehensive solution that accomplishes the elements of a CPM, namely evangelism, discipleship, church planting, and leadership development. CPM practitioners no longer have to resort to an assortment of methods but have what the authors claim is a "Swiss Army knife" amongst all CPM approaches. Built into the T4T method is a repeating process that trains believers, enabling them to practice and eventually progress to become trainers themselves of other disciples.
At the heart of T4T is an understanding that discipleship can be reduced to a dual responsibility of following Jesus and fishing for men. Disciples are not only positioned to receive teaching but also to reciprocate by giving of themseves to the expansion of the kingdom. In that regard, T4T uses the term "trainers" for disciples and builds on the goal of multiplying generations of trainers. The T4T process elevates the primacy of the Great Commision and empowers a new believer to witness and share the gospel from the get-go. This approach stands in stark contrast to many discipleship programs which are usually knowledge driven and focused on the spiritual formation of a new believer. For the T4T method, a new believer's being, belonging, and behaving are all occurring simultaneously.
But what is radical about T4T is that not only is a new believer encouraged and is held accountable to witness for the gospel, but they are also given the mandate to start new T4T groups and train others that they bring to faith. The infancy of a believer is not a gating factor for him (or her) to begin to train others. The authors point out that many CPMs are stalled because leadership have control issues and fall short on trusting the control of the Holy Spirit in empowering new believers. While I am in full support of the idea of empowering the priesthood of believers, the T4T approach does beg the question of sustainability in spiritual growth. Even though there is a continuing training-on-the-job in the T4T process, the question remains whether a new believer can carry out his leadership and pastoral role in his new groups with divine distinction. In matters of pastoral care and vision-casting, can a person whose own heart has yet to have been sufficiently exposed and trained by a reasonable body of divine content be able to teach others (Mt 10:24, Lk 6:40)?
Along the same veins, I also find the lack of discussion on spiritual gifting and calling somewhat troubling. The underlying tone of the book seems to point fruitfulness as a direct result of hard work and resolve. Performance orientation is emphasized as the authors suggest investing in those who are fruitful (identified as "Trainer of Trainers"). The authors also seem to be saying "size matters" when they remarked that the character requirements of a leader is dependent on the congregration size.
In conclusion, T4T raises some stirring questions about our paradigms in discipleship that deserve due reflection. However, the theological and pastoral concerns I have of the approach makes me wonder if in God's economy, does the end justify the means?
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