Becoming a Discipler-Maker
Discipleship means walking alongside others as they follow Christ. By encouraging, teaching, praying, and living faithfully together, we help one another grow through every hill, valley, and step of the journey.
Web -- Life to Life Discipleship
Since 1933, Navigators have developed disciples by sharing the gospel, studying the Bible, and praying together— face-to-face and person-by-person, in an approach they call “Life-to-Life discipleship.” By meeting people where they are on their personal faith journey, Life-to-Life discipleship builds authentic relationships that help people grow in Christ and experience the Holy Spirit in all aspects of their lives. CHECK it out!
Book -- The Master Plan...
It all started when Jesus called a few people to follow him and share God's message with their neighbors. We are called to do the same. But evangelism can be difficult--even intimidating. The Master Plan of Evangelism has challenged and instructed more than 3.5 million people, exploring the 8 principles Jesus used to take nonbelievers and guide them to become full-fledged disciples. BUY
Podcast -- How to Disciple
If you’re a Christian, Jesus wants you to make disciples. But how? Where do you start? PursueGOD offers a simple approach, modeled after Jesus’ ministry. He discipled his followers through conversation, helping them discover truth. PursueGOD disciple-making works the same way. If you can have a conversation, you can make a disciple! The process works in three simple steps -- engage, establish, empower. GO
Article -- 9 Tips for Discipleship
When Jesus commissioned His followers to “make disciples,” He was asking them to do a wide range of things that Jesus followers still do today, including evangelism, teaching, preaching and other kinds of ministry. When Jesus followers talk about “discipling” someone, they often mean the kind of close, personal mentoring that Jesus had with the 12 in particular. This article lays out what it means to disciple someone and what practical steps you can take. READ now.
Article -- A Discipleship Plan
Discipleship isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about helping others grow in their faith as you grow in yours. It happens in everyday conversations, relationships, and rhythms of life. It’s not complicated, but it does require intentionality. So where do we start? By looking to Jesus. He spent His earthly ministry investing in a small group of people, teaching them, challenging them, and walking with them. His model wasn’t flashy or rushed—it was relational and consistent. READ now.
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