Discipleship Training Program

Equipping and developing leaders with the essential foundations and practical tools

needed to walk effectively in their calling.

Course Title: Journey To Discipleship
Course Code: DISC-101
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite: None

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

The Discipleship Training Course is designed to ground believers in the essential principles of following Christ and living out their faith with boldness, consistency, and impact. This course equips students to grow as true disciples—rooted in the Word, led by the Spirit, and committed to spiritual maturity and Kingdom advancement.

Students will explore key topics such as the cost of discipleship, daily spiritual disciplines, biblical identity, accountability, evangelism, and how to disciple others. Through engaging lessons, Scripture study, group discussions, and practical application, participants will be challenged to move from believer to disciple-maker.

Whether you’re new to the faith or deepening your walk, this course lays a strong foundation for a lifetime of growth, service, and multiplication.

TOP 5 MOST POPULAR LESSONS

The Cost and Call of Discipleship

Understand what it truly means to follow Jesus—surrender, obedience, and commitment. This lesson lays the foundation for a lifestyle of purpose and sacrifice.

Developing Daily Spiritual Disciplines

Teach how to establish consistent habits like prayer, Bible study, fasting, and worship. This is essential for spiritual growth and intimacy with God.
Walking in Biblical Identity

Help students discover who they are in Christ—redeemed, empowered, and purposed. Identity drives behavior, so this lesson builds confidence and clarity.
Evangelism and Sharing Your Faith

Equip disciples with practical tools to confidently share their testimony and the Gospel, helping them make disciples who make disciples.
Accountability and Community Living

Highlight the importance of spiritual relationships, mentorship, and church involvement. Growth is accelerated through healthy, accountable connection.