Bill Hull

Biography

Bill Hull has served as a discipleship evangelist and has led the Bonhoeffer Project. Hull has also served as an adjunct professor at the Talbot School of Theology, Biola University, and previously served as a pastor. Hull founded T-Net International. Hull's books include The Christian Leader (2016), Conversion & Discipleship (2016), and The Disciple-Making Church (2010).

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Body and Blood

Evangelism & Missions

“Whenever I have heard Keith and Andy teach on these concepts I have said, 'They have it right.' I am excited to see that it is now in print. I expect this work to challenge conventional thinking and encourage those a bit timid to scale such glorious heights. The church mobilized in every domain of society is more than an innovation, it is a revolution.”

Intentional

Discipleship & Christian Education

“Brandon knows how to tell a story and speak to others in a way that just keeps you reading or listening. The reason the stories are so good is that they are based on something much more profound, the reality of Brandon’s life and work on those around him. This is practical, yes, but it is more powerful than anything else. Intentional is a special testimony of God’s work through a pastor and of his family.”

Pastoring Men

Church Leadership & Ministry

“I don't think I have encountered a better apologetic for calling men to discipleship than Pat's new book.”

Replicate

Discipleship & Christian Education

“It's not often that you read something and say, "Oh I wish I had thought of that or written that." But that is exactly what I thought when I read Robby Gallaty and Chris Swain's work, Replicate. This book is both penetrating and so practical. It is so good that its only downside is that church leaders will read it more than the Bible. There is no doubt that for those who are looking for a pathway forward to making disciples in the church, this will be a standard go-to work.”

What Great Ministry Leaders Get Right

Church Leadership & Ministry

“What struck me most powerfully in reading What Great Ministry Leaders Get Right was its honesty. Honesty often becomes the victim of therapeutic sentimentalism. This was different. It takes standards and accountability seriously. I thought the chapter on rest, pace of life, and burnout was worth getting the book. This book will improve a lot of pastors' lives, and their families will benefit greatly.”

Whatever Happened to the Rich Young Man?

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Keith Foster is the real deal. . . . His work clearly is the tale of two cities, and he has succeeded beautifully in living in both worlds. Whatever Happened to the Rich Young Man? is an accurate description of his life and work. You should read this for that reason alone. A question not often asked is, ‘What about the rich?’ Don’t forget the rich, as Jesus said, ‘It is harder for them to get into heaven.’”