In *The Screwtape Letters*, C.S. Lewis writes from the perspective of a senior demon advising his nephew on how to tempt a young…
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Salt & Pepper Pt 2 – Pepper Partners
A Barna study found that only about 28% of Christians fully engage in discipleship — both being discipled and discipling others. 56% of Christians claimed that their spiritual life is “completely private.” About 40% of Christians are not engaged in any form of discipleship at all. Those who *were* fully engaged in active discipleship reported 30–35% higher levels of: - deeper joy and satisfaction in growing toward Jesus - noticeable impact in everyday living - ongoing renewal when spending time with Jesus Jesus’ plan for spiritual maturity is not a private, isolated faith.
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Useful research snapshot that underscores the gap between intention and practice in discipleship.