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Knowing Scripture matters deeply.

But the goal of Scripture isn't simply to know more about Jesus.

It's to become more like Jesus.

A disciple learns from Jesus, follows Jesus, obeys Jesus, and increasingly allows every part of life to be shaped by him.

So here's a question worth sitting with today:
What has Jesus actually changed in me lately?

When am I ready to make disciples?

It’s a question many followers of Jesus wrestle with.

Do I need to know more Scripture first?
Do I need to be further along in my own faith?
How do I know when it’s time to invite someone else into the journey?

When we look at Jesus’ ministry, we see something important: His disciples were still being formed while they were already beginning to join Him in the work.

Disciple making isn’t about reaching a point where you have everything figured out. It’s about following Jesus, growing in obedience, listening to the Holy Spirit, and learning to invest in the people He puts around you.

So where do you begin?

Read this week’s new article:

When Am I Ready to Make Disciples? When are you actually ready to make disciples?Do you need to know more?Be more mature?Have followed Jesus for a certain number of years?Jesus didn’t wait until His disciples had everything figured…

Sometimes the next step in discipleship is simpler than we think.

Forgive the person.
Serve the neighbor.
Share the gospel.
Take the next step.

Following Jesus isn’t only about learning his teachings. It’s about living them.

🎥 A little behind-the-scenes look at what we’ve been working on!

We’re filming new conversations for the Disciple Makers Podcast—created to encourage, equip, and challenge you as you follow Jesus and make disciples in the everyday places God has called you.

We can’t wait to share these conversations with you!

If you want to know what someone truly values, look at how they spend their time.

Following Jesus doesn’t simply change what we believe—it changes our priorities. As we become more like Him, prayer, worship, obedience to God’s Word, serving others, sharing the gospel, and building relationships begin to shape the way we live.

What do your priorities reveal about your walk with Jesus?

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What Your Priorities Reveal About Your Walk with Jesus - Discipleship.org Your priorities reveal what you truly value If you want to know what a person values, watch how they spend their time....

What is discipleship?

Discipleship is more than knowing what Jesus taught. It is choosing to follow Jesus, becoming more like Jesus, and helping others follow Him too.

It happens as we:

Know Jesus.
Obey His teachings.
Become more like Him.
Walk alongside others.
Make disciples who make disciples.

Discipleship isn’t simply a program or a class—it’s a way of life.

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Disciple making at home rarely happens through perfectly planned moments. It happens when we choose to be present and point our children toward Jesus in the middle of ordinary life.

So much of parenting is teaching our children how to walk with God when we are not beside them.

We teach them to pray.
We help them recognize truth.
We model repentance and forgiveness.
We show them what it looks like to trust Jesus.

And then, little by little, we let them go.

That is the heart of disciple making: helping someone become a faithful follower of Jesus who can help others follow Him too.

The goal was never to make our children dependent on us forever. It was to prepare them to depend on Jesus wherever He leads them.