A disciple in the Bible comes from the word μαθητής (mathētēs) which means a ‘learner or pupil’. Disciples aren‘t born they are made. Jesus’ earliest disciples learned to walk like Him, teach like Him, love like Him, and serve like Him.

• This phase is ideally designed for new and beginning followers of Christ with a call to discover. (Hebrews 5:12)
• It’s emphasis is on 16 key topics that produce virtuous obedience and practical spiritual fruits.
• Some Topics Include: What is the Bible?, Why do I need a Church?, Why should I be in discipleship?, How should I pray?, and much more!

• This phase is ideally designed for growing and obedient followers of Christ who are needing to deepen their understanding of “discerning good and evil” with a call to discern. (Hebrews 5:14)
• It’s emphasis is on 17 key topics that produce wisdom and discernment.
• Some Topics Include: My Identity in Christ, Biblical Manhood/Womanhood, Who is the Father, Son, & Holy Spirit?, Worldviews, What’s a Baptist?, and much more.

• This phase is ideally designed for maturing followers of Christ who are needing to engage in making disciples as “full age, teachers”. (Hebrews 5:12,14)
• It’s emphasis is on Spirit-led, personal overflow of Scriptural principles.
• The content of this phase is designed as personal study through a reading plan which produces spiritual overflow.
  • Contains weekly memory work, accountability, and group discussion.
  • Uses a NT reading plan and 5-day H.E.A.R. journal method.