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by Father Brice Higginbotham (Author)
What does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus today? (And why should you want to be one?)
Using the Gospel of John as his roadmap, Father Brice Higginbotham invites you to join him on an inspiring exploration of what Scripture tells us about being a disciple of Jesus and how Christian discipleship brings peace and fulfillment to your daily life. By delving into Jesus' encounters with real people, the author provides practical guidance for healthy spiritual living based on two primary concepts: believing in Jesus and remaining with, or staying true to, Jesus in good times and bad. Father Brice introduces you to Jesus' first disciples, offering a lens through which you can see yourself in the experiences of these men and women. Unpacking these historical encounters, he makes them as relevant to modern life as they were to Christ's first followers. Most practically, he presents a four-part program of discipleship according to the Gospel that can uplift and transform your faith life through fellowship with Jesus. Join Father Brice on a fulfilling journey to true discipleship.Author Biography
Father S. Brice Higginbotham is a Catholic priest for the Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux in Louisiana who is currently pursuing a Licentiate in Sacred Scripture at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome, Italy. Ordained to the priesthood of Jesus Christ in 2017, Father Brice has previously served as pastor of Holy Cross Parish, Chaplain of Central Catholic School, censor librorum, consultant to the Office of Parish Support, master of ceremonies, parochial vicar at Christ the Redeemer Parish and the Cathedral of St. Francis de Sales, assistant vocations director, state police chaplain, and member of the diocesan presbyteral council.
Father Brice received his master's degree in theological studies from Notre Dame Seminary in New Orleans, Louisiana. He has published one other book, Daily Lessons from the Saints (Rockridge Press, 2020), articles and homilies in Homiletic & Pastoral Review, and more than sixty catechetical videos in cooperation with the Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux's Offices of Parish Support and Communications, all of which are available on YouTube and Facebook.
