The Deep Discipleship Journal includes content for 24 weeks of study, including pre-work exercises, foundational reading, and group sessions with helpful discussion questions. Also, each Journal contains a unique code that enables access to the three digital e-books that are a key part of the curriculum. Deep Discipleship is designed to be completed in a group, so a Group Starter Kit is required for access to the teaching videos.
Discipleship is best done in the context of the local church. But many churches who desire discipleship training have not been able to find an in-depth yet accessible option.
This comprehensive training program will provide churches a 24-week discipleship course to meet this deep desire to equip and disciple their people into a greater love and knowledge of God.
The video-based training includes a clear scope of discipleship and integrated curriculum which balances Christian story (Bible literacy), Christian belief (theological literacy), and Christian formation (spiritual disciplines).
IMPORTANT: A Group Starter Kit is required for teaching video access.
Session Topics:
Introductory Week
What Is Deep Discipleship? Who Is God? How Do We Know God? What Is the Story of Scripture? How Did We Get Here? Who Are We? What Is the Problem? What Is God's Plan? Does God Keep His Promises? Who Is God's King? How Do We Live with God? How Do We Live in Exile? How Does God Make Himself Known? What Is the Gospel of the Kingdom? Who Is Jesus? Why the Cross? Does Death Win? How Are We Saved? Who Is the Holy Spirit, and What Does He do? What Is the Church? What Is Baptism? What Is the Lord's Supper? How Does the Story End? Where Do We Go from Here?
Features:
Comprehensive discipleship course focusing on Christian story, Christian belief, and Christian formation Readings, weekly study, and journal space for notes Digital access to three books that accompany the program: You are a Theologian by Jen Wilkin and J.T. English, Formed for Fellowship by Kyle Worley and Remember and Rehearse by J.T. English
Benefits:
Get a deeper understanding of theology and the biblical narrative, all while personally developing a richer relationship with God. Familiarize yourself with the story of the Bible. More fully understand basic Christian beliefs. Follow time tested spiritual formation practices. Pursue theological training within the context of the local church.
