Apostleship 101

What is a true apostle, and how does God prepare one to serve His Church?

In Apostleship 101: The Formation, Function, Warfare, and Journey of the Modern Apostle, Robert Arthur Miller, III explores apostleship through Scripture, spiritual formation, and the responsibilities of Christian leadership. He distinguishes the unique role of the apostles of the Lamb from modern apostolic ministry and emphasizes humility, accountability, sound doctrine, and service to Jesus Christ.

Across 24 chapters, readers examine the hidden process of apostolic formation, the internal struggles leaders face, spiritual fathering, church planting, leadership development, spiritual warfare, and Kingdom advancement. The book also addresses false apostles and the importance of discernment, while showing how apostles can work alongside prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers to strengthen the Body of Christ.

Reflection questions and prayers help readers apply each chapter personally or explore its teaching in a group. This resource is written for emerging apostolic leaders, pastors, fivefold ministers, missionaries, church planters, and believers seeking a clearer understanding of apostolic calling and responsibility.

The heart of apostleship is faithful service: establishing Christ in people, equipping leaders, strengthening His Church, and advancing His Kingdom.