Interwoven Discipleship - by Liz Daye (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

What if our discipleship mirrored what God is actually like?

In a culture shaped by individualism, performance, and power moves, Interwoven Discipleship invites us back to the relational heart of God. Chaplain and theologian Liz Daye reimagines discipleship through the shared life of the Trinity, calling believers to move beyond hierarchy that harms and rediscover the beauty of belonging to God's family.

Drawing on Christian theology, pastoral care, and lived experience, Daye offers a new framework that begins with the love of Father, Son, and Spirit--an eternal communion shaped by shalom. Ultimately, Daye suggests that the truth of the Triune God can bring healing and wholeness to the church.

In Interwoven Discipleship, readers will:

• Reimagine spiritual growth through the Holy Trinity, exchanging hierarchy and the things we do for God for shared belonging in God's family and participation in the life of God
• Cultivate communities of inclusion, reciprocity, and mutual care-- where every person, no matter their age or ability level, is recognized as essential to the body of Christ
• Recover a vision of spiritual formation shaped by love and interdependence

Rooted in the dynamic life of the Triune God, Interwoven Discipleship calls the church to abandon isolation and competition and to become what it was always meant to be: a family of shared life, restored relationships, and flourishing faith.

About the Author

Liz Daye is an autistic hospital chaplain, teacher, and theologian with a passion for accessible theology and relationship-based discipleship. Her work integrates academic theology and biblical scholarship with research-based clinical interventions and trauma-informed spiritual care. She is trained in counseling, trauma care, ethics, and grief work, bringing empathy and insight to her role as a chaplain at Emory Healthcare. She graduated summa cum laude from Dallas Theological Seminary with a Master's in Chaplaincy & Care Ministry where she continues to serve in the Theological Studies department. Liz is currently pursuing a DMin in Theology for Ministry at Northern Seminary. Inspired by her experiences with motherhood, disability, caregiving, and hospital-based ministry, Liz writes and advocates at the intersection of theology & culture with justice-oriented awareness. Her goal is to make space for healing conversations that promote flourishing faith.