Shop Discipleship Curriculum and Resources

So, how does one go about “shopping” for a Christian discipleship coaching and training resource? Chances are, you have many questions. Should I look for something I can do with a small group from my church, or something that I can do one-on-one with a friend? Is there a resource that helps me become a more dedicated disciple of Jesus while also equipping me to become a discipleship coach for others? At Calling All Disciples, we believe the answer is, “yes!”

The bottom line is that disciple-making can be more intimidating than one might think. We have various reasons why it feels safer to stay seated in the bleachers instead of getting down on the field. Right? Below are seven common causes why people hesitate to take the lead in becoming a disciple-maker, or as we call them, discipleship coaches. Which ones, if any, apply to you today and why?

☐ I need tools, training, and “on-the-job” mentoring to feel prepared and

confident.

☐ I might not be able to answer questions people have about the Bible or

discipleship.

☐ I think the church pastors, ministers, and elders are responsible for

discipleship.

☐ I have the tools, the training, and the experience—but I don’t have time.

☐ I feel that discipling occurs through attending church regularly, serving,

tithing, and engaging with other believers in small group Bible studies

and events.

☐ I don’t have the spiritual gifts or the personality to disciple others.

☐ I don’t think “making disciples who make disciples” is a priority in

my church.

Regardless of which boxes you checked (if any), we believe you’ll find that our discipleship training books can help alleviate the fears associated with disciple-making. The material and style of writing are well-suited for men’s ministry, women’s ministry, from high school to seniors’ groups. Are you ready to join Jesus in accomplishing His Great Commission? Great! Come and see how we can help you build a discipleship program to help you grow in your faith and equip others to follow Jesus Christ through disciple-making.