FREE WEBINAR is just 5 Days Away!
Dear Discipleship-first Friends,
Just a quick reminder! On Thursday, July 24 at 3:00 PM (CST), Discipleship.org is hosting a free, live webinar designed to help you launch a disciple making movement — without scrapping your current model.
It’s called “How to Multiply Disciples Alongside Your Sunday Service.”
This isn’t just theory. You’ll hear about a proven model based on Acts 19, where Paul’s two-year training strategy led to gospel saturation across an entire region.
In just 60 minutes, you’ll learn:
A biblical blueprint for launching a “parallel track”
How to activate everyday disciple makers from within your church
The 5 core principles of multiplying leaders (not just keeping attenders)
Tools for launching your own Community of Practice
Real stories of churches putting this model into action
And best of all — this webinar is for you:
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Pastors feeling stuck in the current model
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Disciple making leaders hungry for more
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Church planters and network leaders looking to scale
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Anyone ready to move from programming to movement
Let’s build something that lasts — together.
For King Jesus,
The Discipleship.org Team
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