Start Making Disciples.

Start with the people God has already placed around you. We’ll show you three simple moves and the tools that can help.

Start With Five People

  1. 1Find peopleNotice who God has already placed around you.
  2. 2Share JesusTell your story and explain the gospel simply.
  3. 3Make disciplesHelp responsive people obey, gather, and multiply.

1Find people

Start with people you already know.

Pay attention, pray, and begin intentional spiritual conversations with the people already in your life.

Add five names.

Conversation Quadrant Hand-drawn quadrant labeled Casual, Meaningful, Discovery, and Spiritual. CASUAL MEANINGFUL DISCOVERY SPIRITUAL

2Share Jesus

Share your story, then explain the gospel simply.

Say what Jesus has done in your life and draw the gospel simply enough to use in a real conversation.

Practice one tool until you can use it naturally.

Three Circles Gospel Tool Hand-drawn Three Circles gospel presentation arranged for a progressive nine-stage reveal.
15 Second Testimony Hand-drawn testimony guide arranged for a four-stage left-to-right reveal.

Tools are simple. Using them with real people takes practice.

You learn disciple making by trying, sharing what happened, getting feedback, and going again.

  1. Learn
  2. Use
  3. Share
  4. Get feedback
  5. Repeat

3Make disciples

When someone is open, meet again quickly.

Help them obey Jesus, gather with others, and begin doing the same with the people they know.

Invite one responsive person to meet again.

Three Thirds Process Hand-drawn Look Back, Look Up, and Look Forward process arranged for a four-stage reveal.
Church Waffle Hand-drawn circular church health grid with twelve iconic symbols.

Your first three moves

  1. Add five people to the Conversation Box.
  2. Start one spiritual conversation.
  3. Practice with people who will help you keep going.

Take the First Step

Take your next step

Use the Tools

Open the toolbox and take your next step.

Open Obey.Tools

Practice With Others

Join live coaching and a community of people learning through real obedience.

Join the Practice Community