Leaders go first. Then your whole church.

Your leadership team goes through the book together, a chapter at a time, week by week; you decide who is on that team. Each leader finds their own Two, the fellow believer they train with. You can't hand out what you haven't done yourself.

Four weeks of teaching cast vision and gather the church into groups. Manuscripts and slides come in the church kit.

One text at a time. Each week's teaching carries what the steps teach; mid-week groups work through what happened. It ends with baptisms and a party. Anyone who came to faith gets their own Two and starts Step 1, rather than swelling the group they came from.

After the intensive it doesn't stop. It becomes how your church makes disciples.

No new teaching in groups. Sunday taught; the audio taught. The group looks at what happened. The group leader's job is to be present and keep it moving, not to be a Bible expert.

Look Back asks which Microsteps got done, and where people got stuck. Look Up is the Aha Moments, and two questions about what everyone read: "What does this say about God?" and "What does this say about Man?" Look Ahead is what's coming next week. Practice the next step (the 3-minute story, say) and pray for each Who, the person the pair is praying into faith.