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Discipleship
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G. Campbell Morgan

George Campbell Morgan was born in Tetbury, England, on December 9, 1893. At the young age of thirteen, Morgan began preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ. Morgan and his wife, Annie, had four boys and three girls. His four sons followed him into the ministry.Morgan visited the United States for the first time in 1896, the first of fifty-four times he crossed the Atlantic to preach and teach. In 1897, Morgan accepted a pastorate in London, where he often traveled as a preacher and was involved in the London Missionary Society. After the death of D. L. Moody in 1899, Morgan assumed the position of director of the Northfield Bible Conference in Massachusetts. After five successful years in this capacity, in 1904 he returned to England and became pastor of Westminster Chapel, London, where he served for the next thirteen years, from 1904 to 1917. Thousands of people attended his services and weekly Friday night Bible classes.He had no formal training for the ministry, but his devotion to studying the Bible made him one of the leading Bible teachers of his day. In 1902, Chicago Theological Seminary conferred on him an honorary doctor of divinity degree. Although he did not have the privilege of studying in a seminary or a Bible college, he has written books that are used in seminaries and Bible colleges all over the world. Morgan died on May 16, 1945, at the age of eighty-one.

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    Discipleship - G. Campbell Morgan

    DISCIPLESHIP

    ..................

    G. Campbell Morgan

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    BECOMING A DISCIPLE

    II. FIRST LESSONS

    III. THE METHOD OF ADVANCEMENT

    IV. THE DISCIPLE AT HOME

    V. THE DISICPLE AT BUSINESS

    VI. THE DISCIPLE AT PLAY

    VII. THE DISCIPLE AS A FRIEND

    VIII. THE DISCIPLES AT WORK FOR THE MASTER

    IX. THE DISCIPLE IN SORROW

    X. THE DISCIPLE IN JOY

    XI. THE DISCIPLE GOING HOME

    XII. THE DISCIPLE IN GLORY

    Discipleship

    By

    G. Campbell Morgan

    DISCIPLESHIP

    BY:

    G. CAMPBELL MORGAN

    This book is intended to be, along practical lines, an aid to the disciples of Jesus and that, by endeavoring to show in some measure, the eminent practicability of being a Christian, in the power of the life communicated by and sustained in Christ through the Holy Spirit.

    It is further intended to reveal the actual effect on this present life, for ennobling it in all its relations and filling it with ill joy and beauty of the ultimate intention of the Master for all His disciples.

    To the glory of God and the help of fellow disciples it is therefore prayerfully sent forth on its mission.

    G. Campbell Morgan

    BECOMING A DISCIPLE

    ..................

    DISCIPLES IS THE TERM CONSISTENTLY used in the four gospels to mark the relationship existing between Christ and His followers. Jesus used it Himself in speaking of them, and they in speaking of each other. Neither did it pass out of use in the new days of Pentecostal power. It runs right through the Acts of the Apostles. It is interesting also to remember that it was on this wise that the angels thought and spoke of these men; the use of the word in the days of the Incarnation is linked to the use of the word in the apostolic age by the angelic message to the women, Go, tell his Disciples and Peter (Mark xvi. 7).

    It is somewhat remarkable that the word is not to be found in the Epistles. This is to be accounted for by the fact that the Epistles were addressed to Christians in their corporate capacity as churches, and so spoke of them as members of such, and as the saints or separated ones of God. The term disciple marks an individual relationship and though it has largely fallen out of use, it is of the utmost value still in marking that relationship, existing between Christ and each single soul and suggesting our consequent position in all the varied circumstances of everyday living. It is to that study we desire t come in this series of papers.

    The word itself signifies a taught or trained one and gives us the ideal of relationship. Jesus is the Teacher. He has all knowledge of the ultimate purposes of God for man, of the will of God concerning man, of the laws of God that mark for man the path of his progress and final crowning.

    Disciples are those who gather around this Teacher and are trained by Him. Seekers after truth, not merely in the abstract, but as a life force, come to Him and join the circle of those to whom He reveals these great secrets of all true life. Sitting at His feet, they learn from the unfolding of His lessons the will and ways of God for them and obeying each successive word, they realize within themselves, the renewing force and uplifting power thereof. The true and perpetual condition of discipleship, and its ultimate issue, were clearly declared by the Lord Himself to those Jews which believed on Him.

    Before considering the glorious enduement the Teacher

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