Book review: Following: Embodied discipleship in a digital age by J. Byassee and A. Irwin

Abstract

nizations in mind but truly could expand its audience to include the general Christian audience wanting a self-help book about how to create an emotionally healthy discipline in their lives with sustainability. This book would be a good read for anyone wanting a framework on how to implement a true sustainable spiritual and emotional discipleship that creates a life of service with stamina and deep-felt life fulfillment. Our churches, Christian organizations, and people in general are tired and worn-out yet still serve the church out of guilt and duty, while lacking deep spirituality and emotional connection that creates sustainable discipleship. Emotionally Healthy Discipleship claims that it will move its readers from a shallow Christianity to a deep transformation, which it fulfills as the reader processes through the chapters of the book while self-reflecting and implementing each concept in the book.