The author emphasizes that deliberately choosing to be a disciple of Jesus is crucial, and that modern Christianity has made discipleship “optional” at best and “unexpected” for the majority of those on church rosters. The overarching thesis of Dallas Willard’s book The Great Omission is that present day American congregations, across the denominational spectrum, are content to settle for merely adding membership at the expense of moving “members” toward a more mature expression of “discipleship.”
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