Dear Discipleship-First Friends, Over the past few months, we’ve been carefully listening to your feedback and and have studied the survey data—and one theme has come through loud and clear: You’re hungry for real help in shifting your church to become a disciple-making church. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce the theme for the 2026 National Disciple…
Dear Discipleship-first Friends, We are excited to share with you a powerful reflection on spiritual fatherhood and the urgent need for male presence in disciple making. My friend, Dr. Chris Harper (aka Harp), CEO of BetterMan, shares his passion for this truth in the following message… and Harp’s message aligns with the heart behind our…
Building a Parallel Track for Disciple-Making Multiplication Hall of Tyrannus Learning Communit Holy Discontent — Why This Matters Most churches today operate on a “synagogue model.”– A single building.– A gifted teacher up front.– A once-a-week gathering that informs but rarely deploys. It’s valuable, but it’s not enough to saturate a region with the gospel….
Thank you for registering for our webinar! Keep an eye out for an email from us containing more information. Webinar Details Date: Thursday, July 24, 2025Time: 3:00 PM CTDuration: 60 minutes Join the livestream here:👉 https://live.discipleship.org/ What You’ll Learn: Meet the Speakers Josh Howard Global disciple making movement leader who has helped catalyze thousands of churches and trained leaders…
Dear Discipleship-first Friends, Discipleship.org, along with Deeper Walk International is pleased to invite you to the Deeper Walk Experience! This is a powerful and transformative two-day event happening Friday and Saturday, August 15–16, 2025, in Franklin, Tennessee. Our host, Deeper Walk International, is bringing in their team of well-trained experts for this event. Whether you…
2026 National DisciplE Making Forum OWN THE MISSION BECOMING DISCIPLE MAKERS April 15th & 16th, 2026 – Houston, Texas 1500+ ATTENDEES 29+ SPONSORS 50+ BREAKOUTS What is the National Disciple Making Forum? The National Disciple Making Forum is a unique gathering designed for pastors, youth pastors, and dedicated church leaders seeking practical and impactful ways…
How to Crack the Discipleship Code tackles one of the greatest challenges facing church leaders today: how to build a church that multiplies disciples and produces spiritual maturity. This practical and insightful eBook helps pastors and leaders identify what true maturity looks like—and how to foster it—while still fueling multiplication. Discover a proven path to discipleship that doesn’t sacrifice substance for scale.
Jesus was driven to multiply a movement At the end of his 3.5-year ministry, Jesus had thousands of fans, 120 disciples, 72 ministry workers, 11 apostolic leaders and 3 in his inner circle. Yet with the coming of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost, that small core rapidly multiplied into an unstoppable movement….
Dear Discipleship-first Friends, After spending several years focusing on teaching people who are already Christians to be disciples of Jesus, I am changing my approach to focus on reaching unbelievers. That is not to say that I will refuse to disciple believers, but that I will put the majority of my effort into teaching unbelievers…
Dear Discipleship-first Friends, Most pastors know the current model isn’t enough. You preach faithfully. You host programs. Your people show up… but you still long to see movement — everyday believers multiplying, neighborhoods reached, and leaders raised up from within. This free, value-packed webinar will help you reimagine what’s possible by introducing a parallel track…
Jesus’ final command: Not just teaching, but making disciples When Jesus gathered his men on Mount Arbel and commissioned them, he was not giving them new information. Rather, he was summarizing all he had been teaching them over the past three and half years. Like a general speaking to his troops before battle, Jesus, our…
Jesus had a strategic plan for making disciples Jesus did not make disciples in a haphazard or random way. He was strategic with every move and intentional at every turn because his goal was to turn the common men he had into uncommon movement leaders. So how did he do it? Robert Coleman, in his…
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