A 7-book journey of faith, formation, mission, and endurance — for anyone who wants to follow Jesus more faithfully.
Come Home. Follow Me. Go Forth. Abide. Build. Multiply. Remain.
The Come, Lord Jesus Discipleship Class is a Christ-centered pathway for churches, small groups, new believers, growing disciples, and anyone who wants to follow Jesus more faithfully. It is rooted in Scripture and shaped for real-life spiritual formation.
It walks participants through the full journey: receiving the grace of Jesus, learning to follow Him daily, living sent, remaining deeply rooted in Christ, building the Kingdom together, multiplying disciples, and enduring in faith, love, and hope until He comes. The goal is not information — it is to become a disciple of Jesus.
The full companion workbook for the 7-book pathway. Reflection questions, weekly practices, scripture focus, and journaling space for every session. Use it solo, with a discipler, or as a small group.
Free for everyone. Print it. Share it. Use it in your church.
No email required. Just take it.
A call to the broken, the ashamed, and the sinner Jesus loves.
Big idea — The Father is not waiting to punish you. He is waiting to receive you.
An invitation to receive the grace of Jesus, leave shame behind, and return to the Father. This is where every disciple begins — at the door of the Father's house.
Write the moment you said yes to Jesus — or say yes for the first time, in writing, today.
Luke 15:11–24
A guide to walking with Jesus as a true disciple.
Big idea — Believing in Jesus and following Jesus are not the same thing.
What it means to surrender, obey, hear His voice, pray, grow in the Word, and become like Him. The daily rhythms of a real disciple.
Lock a 15-minute daily Word + prayer block at the same time each day for the next 30 days.
Luke 9:23
A call to live sent.
Big idea — Every disciple has a mission field. Most of us are already standing in it.
Every disciple is called to carry the Gospel with love, humility, courage, and the power of the Holy Spirit — into the home, the workplace, the street, and the nation.
Name 5 people in your daily orbit. Begin praying for each by name. Have one spiritual conversation this week.
Matthew 28:18–20
A guide to remaining in Christ.
Big idea — Mission flows from union. Without abiding, you are only striving.
Service, obedience, and mission must flow from union with Jesus — not pressure, performance, or human strength. The vine carries the branch.
Add 5 silent minutes to your daily prayer block. No words. Just abide.
John 15:1–8
A call to build the Kingdom together.
Big idea — There is no solo Christianity. You are a stone in a living house.
How disciples build on Christ, live as part of the body, serve in unity, love deeply, and strengthen the church. The Kingdom is built together.
Commit (in writing) to one local body for the next 90 days. Tell a leader you are in.
Ephesians 2:19–22
A guide to making disciples who make disciples.
Big idea — A disciple who does not multiply will not last.
How to pass on the Gospel, walk with others, teach obedience, release gifts, and multiply the life of Christ in love. The Great Commission, lived.
Pick ONE person you will begin discipling in the next 30 days. Text them today and schedule the first meeting.
2 Timothy 2:2
A guide to enduring in faith, love, and hope until Jesus comes.
Big idea — Beginning well is not finishing well. Endurance is its own grace.
Strength to remain faithful through pressure, weariness, suffering, deception, and waiting. The disciple who endures to the end will be saved.
Write a one-page 'remaining covenant' — what you will keep doing for the next 10 years, no matter what.
Matthew 24:12–13
Especially helpful for churches that want a clear, biblical pathway for forming disciples — not just gathering attendees.
Each session may include the following rhythm. Read slowly. Reflect honestly. Practice faithfully. Let the Word and Spirit of God form the life of Christ in every disciple.
One 90-minute session per week, one book at a time. Adjust the timing for your group — but keep the rhythm. Prayer opens. Practice closes. Everything in between forms a disciple.
Invite the Holy Spirit. Quiet hearts. Welcome anyone new. Read one short Scripture out loud together.
Each person shares one win and one struggle from last week's practice. No fixing — just listening.
Walk through this week's book — the big idea, the movement (from → to), and the key themes.
Read the week's scripture slowly, twice. What word or phrase stands out? What is Jesus saying?
Work through the reflection questions together. Make room for honesty, not performance.
Name the practice clearly. Each person commits — out loud — to one specific step before next week.
Write the practice down. Pick the day and time you will do it. Tell one person in the group.
Pray for one another by name. Speak one word of encouragement over the person on your right.
Leading a small group? Open with prayer, end with prayer, and protect the practice — that is where formation actually happens.
This class helps people move from simply believing in Jesus to walking with Him — from shame to grace, from confusion to clarity, from isolation to belonging, from spiritual dryness to abiding, from passivity to mission, from personal growth to multiplication, and from beginning well to remaining faithful until the end.
It is designed as a 7-session pathway — one book per session — but can be paced weekly, monthly, or stretched over a year depending on your group.
New believers, long-time Christians, small groups, leaders, parents, and anyone who wants to move from attendance to discipleship.
No. Start with Come Home. Each book stands on its own and prepares you for the next.
Yes — it is built for exactly that. Use the session format as your weekly rhythm.
Not information. Formation. Disciples who follow Jesus, love His body, share the Gospel, and remain faithful until He comes.
Tell us where to send your first session. Bringing a small group or church? Add the name below and we'll include leader notes too.
That every person who joins this class would encounter Jesus more deeply, receive the Father's love more fully, be strengthened by the Spirit, and become a faithful disciple who helps others follow Him too.
Come, Lord Jesus.