Discipology

Peyton Jones's Discipology lays out a practical framework for making disciples modeled on Jesus' three-year ministry, emphasizing the overlapping elements of time (forming relationships), teaching (training in the gospel of the kingdom), and tactics (sending and mobilizing believers).

The book analyzes the chronological Gospels to reconstruct Jesus' disciple-making rhythms and provides patterns, principles, and practices leaders can apply.

Jones aims to move churches from merely teaching or gathering to mobilizing ordinary Christians to make disciples in everyday contexts.

The volume includes a leader's guide and a journal for day-by-day micro steps intended to catalyze localized disciple-making movements.

It is positioned as both theological reflection and actionable training for pastors, planters, and lay disciple-makers.