A lifelong area of discipleship

Make Disciples

The Great Commission is not optional. Every disciple is called to help others follow Jesus Christ.

Who am I helping follow Christ?

Jesus sends His followers to make disciples, teaching others to obey all that He commanded. Disciple-making includes sharing the gospel, walking with believers, modeling obedience, teaching Scripture, and helping others invest in still more people.

You do not need a platform or title to begin. Faithful disciple-making often starts with one person, one conversation, one open Bible, and a willingness to walk together.

Key areas of growth

What this pillar includes.

EvangelismMentoringTeachingFamily DiscipleshipLeadership DevelopmentSpiritual MultiplicationLegacy

Study and practice

Resources for Make Disciples

Read Scripture in context, reflect carefully, and take a faithful next step with another believer.

Guided Study

The Great Commission for Every Disciple

Receiving Jesus’ authority, mission, command, and promised presence

18 min
Guided Study

Share the Gospel Clearly

Explaining the good news of Jesus with truth, humility, and love

20 min
Guided Study

Open the Bible with One Person

A simple, repeatable way to read Scripture and help another man follow Jesus

19 min
Guided Study

From Disciple to Disciple-Maker

Building relationships that share truth, life, obedience, and responsibility

22 min
Article

The Ministry of Mentoring

How mature believers share truth, life, wisdom, and responsibility with another man

9 min

Biblical foundation

Begin in Scripture.

A practical response

Take one faithful step.

Write down the name of one person you can encourage toward Christ. Pray for him, invite him to read a Gospel with you, and take responsibility for the first conversation.

Continue your journey

Discipleship is embodied

Practice this within the life of a faithful local church.

Christian Guys can offer biblical guidance and practical resources, but it cannot replace worship, pastoral care, fellowship, accountability, and service in Christ’s Body.