“Discipleship Journey Guides” are found here.

“Equipping Times” for Discipleship Journey hubs are found here.

These are additional resources for the Discipleship Journey:

• Ten Tips to Develop a Habit of Spending Time with God

  • One of the most important habits we can develop—to honor God, live well, and bless others—is to meet with the Lord daily.

• Ten Things to Help You Get Started on the Discipleship Journey

  • We suggest reading this aloud together the first time your discipleship group gets together.

• Memorizing Scripture

  • Answers the questions “Why should I memorize Scripture?” and “How can I memorize Scripture?”

• Scripture Memory Verses for the Discipleship Journey

  • Print this doc and you can make paper flash cards for all of the discipleship journey memory verses.

• Grace-Empowered & Grace-Focused

  • Experiencing God's grace and keeping it at the center of the Discipleship Journey is critical.

• Asking Questions that Get to the Heart

  • Jesus discipled men at the heart level. He asked powerful questions, which brought awareness to feelings, confronted their motives, and engaged them in the deepest areas of their hearts.

• One, God Three Persons

  • When examining Scripture, we grow in confidence of the doctrine of the Trinity and the worship of our amazing God who is One God, three Persons.

• The Cross Chart

  • These powerful quotes and images illustrate that as our understanding of our sin and of God’s holiness grows, our gratitude and love for Jesus grows.

• The Gospel Grid

  • “Applying this grid to your study of the Bible will help you believe the gospel without falling into legalism or license, and therefore empower you to experience the reality that the gospel changes everything.”

• Holidays on Mission

  • Thanksgiving and Christmas are a great opportunity to engage your non-Christian neighbors, friends, and family members in meaningful spiritual conversations.

• Debriefing Our Discipleship Journey

  • When you come to the midway point of your Discipleship Journey, consider doing a debriefing.

• Orphan vs. Sonship Chart

  • Reflect on how you’re prone to think and act like an orphan in that way and what is actually true about you as God’s adopted son.

• B-24: 24 hours of “bonding as brothers” documents:

  • B-24 Vision & Description

    • Get a picture of what the B-24 experience is all about.

  • Transfer Agents Discussion Guide

    • Based on a Tony Evans talk about the importance of men being transfer agents.

  • The Heart of Man Discussion Guide

    • Based on The Heart of Man film about sexual sin and God’s radical love for you.

• Fifty Things the Holy Spirit Does

  • It is helpful and even exciting to reflect on and relate to the Holy Spirit in light of what He is doing.

• Taking Steps of Faith in Evangelism

  • By God’s grace, take two clear “faith steps” with your discipleship group.

• How to Pray for Your Discipleship Group

  • We believe that Discipleship Journey participants will experience growth in the Lord as we ask the Holy Spirit, earnestly by faith, to accomplish His good work in and through their lives.

• Celebrating the Discipleship Journey

  • Towards the end of your time together, seize the opportunity to lead your group in celebrating what God has done in your discipleship journeys.