Practicing faithful discipleship means focusing on the daily aspects of Christian education in the local church, within its structures, and through faithful ministry. Through Bible-based truths and helpful insights, Discovering Discipleship identifies principles that provide the Christian educator with an overview of the significant aspects of faithful discipleship. Effectively organized into four areas―definitions, dynamics, design, and practice―authors Dean Blevins and Mark Maddix offer readers an approach to discipleship that seeks to honor God, understand our role in the contemporary world, and guide persons and communities according to Kingdom principles. In this honest exploration, readers will find a new perspective on discipleship that will help them dig deeper and develop a long-lasting and effective practice of community formation and faithful discipleship. Dean G. Blevins, PhD, is professor of practical theology and Christian discipleship at Nazarene Theological Seminary. Dr. Blevins serves as a teacher and consultant in children’s, youth, adult, and family ministries. An active scholar, Dean has published over eighty articles, chapters, and books, including Discovering Discipleship: Dynamics of Christian Education and Wesley Prayers for Families: A Paraphrase. Dr. Blevins also serves as editor of Didache: Faithful Teaching, an online academic journal. Dean continues to research and teach across the intersections of faith and life. Mark A. Maddix is professor of Christian Education and dean of the School of Theology and Christian Ministries at Northwest Nazarene University. He is the author of Discovering Discipleship and Spiritual Formation: A Wesleyan Paradigm. He has published several articles in Christian Education Journal and Wesleyan Theological Journal. Mark is a frequent speaker on topics of Christian education, spiritual formation, and online education.