For ordinary believers
You don't need to be a Bible expert.
Jesus called ordinary people, and he still does. A phone and a friend are the starting kit.
Five honest objections
What holds people back
- Who am I to disciple someone?
Jesus called fishermen, and he still calls ordinary people. One step at a time.
- I've never actually done it.
Reading won't fix that. Every step ends in a Microstep: one thing you do.
- I don't have time.
It's one text at a time, 10 minutes of audio and one small step.
All 5 objections
- Who am I to disciple someone?
Jesus called fishermen, and he still calls ordinary people. One step at a time.
- I've never actually done it.
Reading won't fix that. Every step ends in a Microstep: one thing you do.
- I don't know where to start.
Text MAKE. Step 1 tells you the first step.
- I don't have time.
It's one text at a time, 10 minutes of audio and one small step.
- I'm waiting for my church.
You don't need permission. You and a friend can start tomorrow; two are enough.
The first move
Nobody mobilizes alone.
Your Two is not a mentor assigned above you. Your Two is a fellow believer beside you. Together you learn the rhythms of Time, Teaching, and Tactics before you invite a friend into the Gospel of John.
Field note № 01
Name your Two.
- A fellow believer you trust
- Someone who will practice, not perform
- One message: ‘Will you train with me?’
Optional printed companions
The book and the journal
The book is the why; the journal walks the same 52 steps on paper, and neither is required to start.
One text to start
Text MAKE and Step 1 arrives tomorrow. It tells you the first step: invite your Two.