Explore the Discipleship PDF Free Download and Find Your Purpose
I am Pastor Jack Selcher. Welcome to Christian Growth Resources. May it bring you joy and purpose. All website material is free to use, but please do not commercially distribute it.
This website can help you grow up spiritually. Be patient. It takes time. It requires God's strength, wisdom, and anchors in the storms of life.
Learn how to be a godly church leader. Find out how you and your church can become more enthusiastic.
Evangelism flows best through healthy relationships. Telling your spiritual story impacts your friends and family.
The ABC of evangelism shows you how to tell it. It explains how to prepare for evangelism and start spiritual conversations and the basics of evangelism.
Discipleship is important. It helps you avoid stumbling. It enables you to grow up in your faith.
It feeds your faith and others' faith. Use How to Know You are Growing Spiritually to see how you are doing. To strengthen your weaknesses, check out How to Become More Like Jesus. You serve God by sharing Jesus, growing in Him, and leading others as you go.
Two New Free eBooks are available: Devotional Ideas and The Bible on Faith.
Discover These Resources
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Discipleship Books Free Download enables you to download six free eBooks to help you grow as a Christian. Pastors in Africa have used one of them, His Power for Your Weakness, to help 7,139 people grow in their faith in the last three years. More than 2,400 people in their classes have decided for the first time to follow Jesus.
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How to Know Your Are Growing Spiritually identifies your spiritual strengths and weaknesses. Check out How to Become More Like Jesus to improve your weakest area.
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Read the latest blog post based on God's word. I publish two blogs each week.
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Learn how to tell your spiritual story, part of the ABCs of evangelism.
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Learn to influence others to become more like Jesus. Discover a church assimilation strategy to keep them in His church.
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Use the Christian leadership resources. They will develop your leadership abilities in your church.
Read the Latest Blog Posts
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The Bible on Arrogant People: Arrogance hinders spiritual growth and offends both people and God.
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God Justifies the Ungodly: Discover how the ungodly become godly.
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The Heart of Worshipping Jesus: Discover the essence of worshipping Jesus beyond a church service.
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Jesus Is Enough for the Challenge: Discover the power of faith and grace in overcoming challenges.
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Ten Suggestions to Leave a Spiritual Legacy--Part Three: Find inspiration here to leave a spiritual legacy.
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Ten Suggestions to Leave a Spiritual Legacy--Part Two: Discover crucial steps to leave a spiritual legacy.
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Ten Suggestions to Leave a Spiritual Legacy--Part One: Ten suggestions to pass hope and faith to the next generation.
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God-Centered Boasting: Discover the power of God-centered boasting.
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Boasting About Self: The Bible universally condemns self-centered boasting.
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Withholding Judgment: Channel God's kindness when you are angry and want revenge.
What People Say
I have not known a more genuine person. Jack has been my teacher, friend, and pastor. His teaching and example have had such a positive impact on me.
He taught me to look for observations (just the facts) and applications (how do I apply this in my life today?) when studying the Bible. His gentle, truthful approach is so precious.
His resources are absolutely like finding gold. --Lori K.
I've wanted to connect with you for some time. The book you wrote about Natural Church Development [Becoming an Enthusiastic Church] is, in a word--incredibly insightful!
Your book bridges the gap between NCD theory and application. What a resource! --Pastor Brian O.
Pastor Jack Selcher’s Becoming an Enthusiastic Church is a wonderful tool. It will help the pastor or church leaders struggling to restore a lost enthusiasm that once existed in their church. It will help church leaders to maintain enthusiasm as well. --Pastor Steve S.
His Power for Your Weakness has all the elements to advance the believer in discipleship. It is far more than a devotional.
While many seek daily bread, this is meat and potatoes. I look forward to being able to share it with those who serve the Church. --Pastor Doug N.