The call to follow Jesus Jesus’ invitation to people was simply to follow him. Over twenty-four times in the gospels, Jesus spoke the words, “follow me.” In Greek, the word for this is akoloutheo, which means “to follow” or “to go behind” someone, either physically or in behavior and mindset. It carries the idea of being completely shaped…
Webinar Details Date: Thursday, July 24, 2025Time: 3:00 PM CTDuration: 60 minutes 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…
Dear Discipleship-first Friends, We are excited to share the following article with you, authored by Dr. Warner has a passion for taking some of the more complex topics around disciple making and making them practical and accessible for everyone. Discipleship.org is also very excited to be partnering with Dr. Warner and the Deeper Walk International…
Dear Discipleship-first Friends, What is the reason disciple making stalls in our churches?… Is it because we’re measuring the wrong things? Most churches don’t set out to lose focus. We track attendance, giving, baptisms, building projects—all good things. But over time, these metrics can become the mission instead of serving it. That’s why disciple making…
Dear Discipleship-first Friends, What if the biggest threat to disciple making in your church… wasn’t sin or culture—but distraction? Many churches and leaders start with the right heart. We want to love people well and and the goal is always good ministry. But somewhere along the way, we get pulled into side quests—programs, events, and…
Dear Discipleship-first Friends, What if the biggest barrier to disciple making in your church… was overcomplication? It’s not that people don’t want to make disciples. Many do! The problem is, they’re not sure how. They’re ready—but they need a tool they can actually use. That’s why Principle #8 matters so much: Disciple making must be simple,…
Dear Discipleship-first Friends, What if we’ve misunderstood who’s truly meant to do the work of ministry? Too often, we assume disciple making is the responsibility of pastors, teachers, or trained leaders. But Scripture casts a much broader vision—one that includes every believer in every walk of life. The call isn’t just for the few—it’s for…
Dear Discipleship-first Friends! What if the key to unlocking powerful, Spirit-filled transformation in your disciple making journey isn’t the latest book, podcast, or personality—but something far more timeless? It’s Scripture–Scripture is the curriculum. That’s not just a nice slogan—it’s a principle at the heart of every thriving disciple making movement around the world. And it might…
Hey Discipleship-first Friends! What if we told you that the secret to an abundant spiritual harvest isn’t complicated or mysterious? It’s simply about overseeding – a principle so powerful yet overlooked that it could transform your ministry and spiritual life forever. “Your harvest is always in direct relation to the amount of seed that you sow.” While…
Dear Discipleship-first Friends, We are announcing three one and two-day Disciple Making Conferences that will help equip and strengthen your personal walk as well as your disciple making journey. Here’s what we have coming your way this Fall: The Deeper Walk Experience Deeper Walk International | Franklin, TN | Aug. 15-16, 2025 Join Discipleship.org and…
While trying to answer the question, “What does a transformative community look like?” I found myself stuck. I assumed it would be easy to describe tangible characteristics. I’d describe how many people should gather, what type of activities would be included in the gatherings, and what type of teaching and learning would be embraced. But…
The problem is there are so many options that most don’t know where to start, what’s fundamental, or even what exactly they’re trying to make. In fact, most never start. The cycle goes like this: New disciplemakers don’t know what they don’t know about how to make a disciple. They find their way by doing an internet search for…
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