Don't make the common mistake of letting outreach be the last thing you start in your discipleship group, make it the first.

Are you going to pick up a book, study guide, or the Bible itself?  All have their place in creating discipleship content for your group discipleship, but we'll give you the pros, cons, and tips for each.

You don't have to buy a material or create your own questions every time you have a formative discussion around scripture.  These five questions can work anywhere in the Bible, and it'll leave the disciples you work with with a framework for learning on their own as well.  

When you're getting started it helps to set the ground rules for what to expect and how we'll interact together.

From getting started to getting another one started, here's what to expect and when to expect it in discipleship settings. 

Churches can help.  Sign up forms can help.  The best people to join your circle to be discipled though are the ones who are already in it.

Lakepoint Children's Pastor Cammie Hronek uses the story of Abraham  & Lot and Sodom & Gomorah as example prayers that remain in persistence and remain in boldness.

Intercessory prayer is the real deal, God is listening, and it will change what he does next.

1128 Church Planter Colleen Francisco shares her thoughts on making space for God with your prayers, fresh off of participating in a Women's Prayer weekend.

Ever been in that room where you felt you're the only one who's no good at praying is you?  Mike Francisco relates the "Lords Prayer" to a road map that anyone can use anytime to guide their prayers.  

Mike is the planter of soon to launch 1128 Community Church in Oak Creek, and one of the coolest dads and pastors you'll ever meet!