Discipleship was never meant to be a solo pursuit.
From the earliest days of the Church, believers “devoted themselves … to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer” (Acts 2:42). In community, faith takes root, grows deeper and endures through life’s challenges.
Barna research affirms this truth: Christians who experience relational discipleship—through mentors, small groups or spiritual friendships—are significantly more likely to remain resilient in their faith. In fact, these believers are more engaged in scripture, more consistent in prayer and more active in their churches.
The evidence is clear: discipleship flourishes when believers walk together.
Our hope is that the resources below encourage you—and equip you—to imagine new ways of nurturing discipleship in your own context.
