You can have immediate access to all the material from our Holistic Disciple Making Intensives – and purchase the course for your personal use, at the time that is best for you.
We are calling it our Holistic Disciple Making Masterclass & Certification. You can get all the material from these in-depth discussions in both video and written form, online assessments, and Discipleship.org’s certification.
What would you say? Is being discipled a need or a luxury? Think carefully before you respond. Your answer will determine what you expect from yourself and others you disciple. Let’s explore both options: Option One: A person needs to be discipled by another to reach maturity and fruitfulness. This isn’t to say that it…
We need to know the end goal. How do we measure it? What does it look like for an individual? What does it look like for a church?
Join Bobby Harrington, Dann Spader, Craig Etheredge, and Myron Pierce on Thursday, November 12th at 10am (CST) for a lively discussion on Disciple Making Metrics.
The goal is not to just make disciples, but disciple makers.  Join Bobby Harrington, and Shodankeh Johnson on Thursday, December 10th at 10am (CST) for a lively discussion on how disciple making movements multiply disciple makers.
Disciple making is something that God does through us by the Spirit.  Join Bobby Harrington, Dave Buehring, and David Ferguson on Thursday, November 19th at 10am (CST) for a lively discussion on how to experience the empowerment of the Holy Spirit in disciple making.
Jesus’ disciple-making method was the perfect method. Join Ariyana Rimson, Jim Putman, and Brandon Guindon on Thursday, October 29th at 10am (CDT) for a lively discussion on how to emulate Jesus’ disciple-making method in your life and in your church today.
The word discipleship is not in the Bible, but making disciples is from the great commission. Once we define making disciples as doing what Jesus did everything becomes much clearer.
Join Bobby Harrington, David Young, Michelle Eagle, and Steve Gladden on Thursday, October 8th at 10am (CDT) for a lively discussion on the difference between disciple making and discipleship.
Dear Discipleship-first Friends, You need solid, practical resources to help you be as God-honoring and effective at disciple making as possible. From when we started in 2016, Discipleship.org has sought to provide resources to you through various means, including print books. We have partnered with publishers to release eleven different books and we’ve released twenty…
After a half century of involvement with my local church, I have concluded that there are two types of leaders: those who talk about the mission of making disciples, and those who actually do it. Do the Work If you find a leader who actually does the work of making disciples, you have found a…
Dear Discipleship-first Friends, We want to share with you some of our upcoming plans to help you and others become more effective disciple makers. First, we have delayed our National Disciple Making Forums until 2021, and we plan to meet in person in Phoenix, Arizona, April 29th–30th and in Nashville, Tennessee, November 4th–5th. We have…
It’s the best known, most visited, most written about, and most famous work of art in the world. You know the one, right? Picture it in your mind. This is the most famous painting in the history of the world. It’s so famous that you can clearly picture it in your mind, right? Take a…
Jesus was a Jew. He was raised by a Jewish mother and a Jewish stepfather in a small Jewish town, Nazareth. He was born in a small hamlet on the outskirts of Jerusalem, Bethlehem, a member of the tribe of Judah, in the line of David. Jesus was given a Jewish name, Yeshua, and ate…
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