There are two Discipleship Pathways we have available for increasing Biblical and Practical content area knowledge. We view our home fellowships as “on-the-job-training” where we practice praying, digging into Scripture, obedience based application, sharing how to reach out to neighbors and family, leading Bible discussions, etc.. Everyone is being “trained” whether they realize it or not. For links to additional online classes and digital Bible study resources, look at the “Learning Resources” page, which also includes information about Book Club.

It should be noted that Discipleship is ultimately about what you do and who you are, rather than what you know. For example, you can study about prayer, but are you actually praying and do you have an attitude of constant communication with God? You can learn how to share the gospel, but do you share it and are you making the most of opportunities presented? When studying Scripture, do you apply it in your life or is it only an academic exercise? In addition to the knowing and the doing, there must be a Holy Spirit driven passion and motivation. Without this, a focus on knowing/doing becomes legalism. These three elements can be illustrated as head (knowing), heart (passion/motivation), and hands (doing). All three are necessary to truly live the life of a disciple.