I was thrilled to see this option for young teens. Discipleship is a necessity within the church but is often forgotten or simply ignored because it's difficult or misunderstood. Adults struggle to implement discipleship but we are called to do so and teens are just as capable of doing so as well.

Chester and Morgan structure the book as follows:

- Introduction

- Four Parts: Putting Out Shoots, Seeing Things Differently, Connecting with God, Living it Out

- Activities and Reflections

Each part includes three sections. Each section includes four elements:

- Meet: a brief story to introduce the concept

- Bible Time: scripture reference to read relating to the story

- Think It Through: meat and potatoes of digging into the scripture concept

- Reflect: space to write additional thoughts, prayers, ideas, etc.

The book can easily be used individually or as a group. The authors include a brief leader section with pointers and suggestions on how to best utilize the book in a group setting.

The study itself is deep but remains understandable for teens.

The Activities and Reflections section was one of our favorite portions. If you have a child who learns more by hands on rather than reading, this is perfect for them. Each section has a specific activity and reflection activity to help drill down the concept discussed.

My 12-year-old son enjoyed this and learned a lot about discipleship. Of course, it will take effort and practice to implement this knowledge within his daily life.

I received a copy of this book from The Good Book Company in exchange for an honest review.