DISCIPLESHIP IN ACTION

Developing disciples who make disciples

It is a priority in our ministry to continue to invest in the people we come in contact with after our events through meaningful interactions and spiritual development. We do this through our 12 steps of discipleship program where student mentors are discipling others to become more dedicated and knowledgeable followers of Christ.

12 Steps of Discipleship

The event ends. The discipleship doesn’t. Our 12-step program pairs student mentors with every life we touch — going deeper, growing stronger, following Christ together.

Twelve weeks. Twelve lessons. One mentor walking alongside you the whole way. Our discipleship program takes participants through the core pillars of Christian faith — and pairs every lesson with a real conversation, a real relationship, and real growth.

baptism

Once the disciple finishes the 12 steps, we invite them to attend our Champions Weekend where they are encouraged to think of someone they can begin discipling. Therefore, being a disciple who makes disciples.

Our Vision

It is our hope to have one disciple-maker in every church we partner with. We are developing and discipling these young people to go on to reach out in their communities and build their local church. 

The Future of Discipleship in Action

In 2020, we rebuilt our discipleship program from scratch — months of prayer, study, and writing poured into something we truly believe in. The result? A thriving community of nearly 200 disciples, mentored one-on-one, growing in faith together — and the number keeps climbing.

During our time brainstorming about what we wanted our discipleship ministry to be, we began to dream of the future of Discipleship in Action. We dreamed of one day having our discipleship program function through an app. We are now working on planning for and developing this app where the disciple, mentor, and staff use it. We plan to do help us manage the discipleship program more efficiently, help the mentor send reminders and encouragements to the disciple, and provide an engaging and interactive interface.