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MANUPTHEBOOK Blog

The content in these posts is composed by Dennis Daniel, the author of the books MANUP!, STEPUP!, and LISTENUP!

  • Self Reflection

    Since the book has been finished, I’ve had the opportunity to reflect more on its content. I’ve also had some really good conversations with some others that have read it. One of the things I’ve recognized is that its not a sit down and read it “cover to cover” book. The way STEP UP is…

  • Who Is your Spiritual Family?

    Daniel Stegeman from Focus on the Family is quoted, “Everyone needs a Paul, a Barnabas and a Timothy in their lives.” What Daniel defined is a spiritual family. We all need spiritual parents to learn from, spiritual brethren to walk with and spiritual children to teach. This is what Stegeman was referring to. When I…

  • STEPUP is an Opportunity

    When I first started talking about spiritual parenthood and discipleship, I really didn’t know what a disciple was! I started praying about discipleship and about what I needed in order to become a stronger disciple. It has literally taken me years, lots of books, audio programs, conferences and discussions to really discern the difference between…

  • Language of Discipleship

    One of the things that I’ve noticed is that there are many different languages used when talking about discipleship or spiritual parenthood. The language varies from denomination to denomination and from demographic to demographic. All of these languages are attempting to convey a message of discipleship. But becoming a disciple is more than forming minds.…

  • STEPUP Books Are Here!

    After a very long wait, we are excited to announce that STEPUP! has arrived. We are now taking orders. Please note, taxes and shipping are included in the pricing. The cost listed is what you pay… total. The price breaks are attributed to the costs of shipping. At today’s rates, shipping costs more than the…

  • It is 80% Spiritual

    One of the people that has been a spiritual parent to me is Fr. Ken Geraci. Fr. Ken is a priest of the Fathers of Mercy in Kentucky. We only spent about two hours together but his influence has been profound. People of faith believe that the human being consists of both a physical and…

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