Republication Notice 006
Preface 008
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Christlikeness 011
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Humility 101
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Prayer 181
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Union Unity 277

“We train maturity!
The church, the body of Christ, grows in the word of the Lord,
May we be restored to a mature community that awaits the Lord's return.
I look forward to it.
We are waiting for the Lord to come again soon and keep the covenant
With the desire to live as a holy bride in the word of
“I am committed to community and Bible study.”

The book is largely divided into four topics.
The four pillars of Christlikeness, humility, prayer, and unity are not mere doctrines but practical spiritual disciplines.
Today's churches are filled with rich programs and splendid worship services, but discipleship training to become like Christ has been neglected.
The author deeply diagnoses this problem, focusing not on outward success but on inner transformation—that is, imitating the character and life of Jesus.
It emphasizes that the path to maturity is a life of humbling oneself before the Word and the Holy Spirit, constant obedience, and prayer with the community.

This book focuses on the desire to know Jesus more, rather than on church structure or denominational traditions.
The author says that true revival does not begin with outward appearances, but with a hunger for God.
No matter how splendid a system may be, if it does not have a heart that deeply loves Christ, it is nothing more than a dead ministry.
Therefore, through this book, readers are challenged above all else to recover their spiritual longing.
This longing is not a mere emotion, but comes from a thorough devotion rooted in prayer and the Word.

“Maturity Training” goes beyond individual faith growth and restores the essence of the church community.
The author says that in the last days, the people God seeks are not flashy ministers but 'servants.'
All leaders and saints must grow to the full stature of Christ, not dwelling on doctrinal debates or outward success.
This book specifically presents that path.
As readers turn the pages, they will find themselves yearning to go beyond simply being a "good Christian" to becoming a true disciple united with the Lord.