Making Disciple Makers

"The goal of DiscipleWay is to make disciples who go out and make disciples, who go out and make disciples." This point cannot be emphasized too much. Most discipleship programs, curriculum, etc. have the focus of making disciples. Granted, most then propose that the disciples should then make disciples themselves. It is assumed they will make disciples the way they were taught.

Instead of tacking the admonition to be a disciple-maker at the end, DiscipleWay has it at the beginning. "Beginning with the first disciple of Bible Study, disciples are required to teach elements of the discipline to someone else.  Teaching inductive Bible study, praying with prayer partners, leading in family worship, and finding service projects are a few examples of imbedded teaching assignments throughout the DiscipleWay curriculum. The final discipline, Leadership, is all about guiding the disciple as he/she finds someone to lead through DiscipleWay and providing some supervision and support during the early stages."