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Disciplehsip

"Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded..."

We believe that every believer is to grow in discipleship and make disciples. In your pursuits, you are building a person to know, follow, and share Christ. This means there are certain truths and habits that need to be taught. Start with the Foundation Lessons. As you go through them, you are looking for someone who is faithful, available, and teachable (F.A.T.) in order to start Raise the Structure for the disciple to make disciples themselves.

Concrete Pouring Process

Fixing to meet with someone? Here are core discipleship foundations for a person to know, follow, and share Christ. These are truths that EVERY follower of Christ should know.

How to use the Foundation lessons

  1. You and your disciple will both have a copy (yours may already be completed and you give the whole packet or just one lesson at a time).

  2. You both will go through the lesson together.

  3. To help judge if the person you are meeting with is F.A.T. there is assigned homework to complete after each lesson.

  4. If you decide the person is ready to Raise the Structure of discipleship, after the last lesson, you can present the "Structure check list" to see what you and the person you are meeting with want to go over next.

Discipleship: Foundations

Bricklaying In Process

Discipleship: Raising the Structure

These are deeper lessons and can be gone through in any order. These are for people you have been meeting with to raise the structure after pouring the foundation of discipleship.

Structure Checklist

How to use the Foundation lessons

  1. Use the "Structure checklist" to make a pathway for what to go over with the person you are meeting with. You can either make this decision from your own observations or you can both look at it and make a plan.

  2. You will then print off the lesson you plan on going through for your disciple.

  3. You disciple will then take the lesson home to go through on their own.

  4. After they have completed it, you both will look at it together.

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