Discipleship Journal Magazine

Pros: An aid for Christians to use for small group discipleship or just for personal growth.
Cons: None!

I was involved in a Christian college fellowship for a couple of years. One year of that I spent leading a discipleship group (we called core groups). Our fellowship had approximately twelve groups on and off campus; I led a freshman group in the...

Pros: Great tool for small group leaders.
Cons: Subscription is bi-monthly...only 6 issues a year.

I would like to begin by saying that, in my opinion, there is no resource that can ever take the place of the Bible...if you are a Christian.....However, there are many wonderful resources that are available to help a Christian grow in their...

Pros: Good learning material
Cons: Price could be better

Discipleship Journal is my favorite magazine because it always has an article that helps me in my walk with Jesus. Almost every magazine I got from them so far had something to do with what was happening in my life. It teaches you different things about...

Pros: Good article selection
Cons: Price is a little high, only comes bimonthly

My husband and I were looking for a good magazine that would offer us something we could get a little bible study out of. We used to go to a small group and when our second son was born it got to be quite an ordeal just to get out of the house. Now we...

Pros: Rare publication includes viewpoints from multiple denominations. Great for personal and group use.
Cons: None

I first discovered this magazine lying around in a women's prison where I was volunteer. It has become a God-send to me and to others in small groups I lead. It has a very unusual format- it chooses it's writers from a pool of many denominations. This causes healthy, vital, alive discussions from those wishing to explore what it really means to follow the person and teachings of Christ. It also counters the spiteful divisions, mistrust, and downright hateful sparring which has unfortunately marred the "church", on the contrary, this kind of publication encourages "fruits of the spirit", (including attitudes of patience, kindness, and love) when relating not only to other Christians but even to those from other faiths. Awesome.