DISCIPLESHIP

It is about becoming like Jesus!

Discipleship Meeting Overview

First 4-5 Weeks

CORE CONTENT (evangelism after every 2 lessons)

1. Assurance of Salvation

2. God's Love and Forgiveness

3. Evangelism Week

4. How to Study the Bible

5. How to be Filled w/the Holy Spirit

7. Evangelism Week

8. How to Pray and Worship

6. How to Confess and

Breath Spiritually

9. Our Idenity in Christ

10. Evangelism Week

11. Christain Fellowship

12. Sexual Purity

13. The Great Commission

14. Evangelism Week

CONTINUING ON (insert evangelism after every 2 lessons)

Spiritual Multiplication and Stages of Discipleship

How We Grow (The Growth Model)

Unity in the Body

of Christ

The Surrendered Life of A Disciple

Eternal Perspective

More Enjoyable and

Effective Evangelism

Money: Greed and Giving

How to Resolve Conflict

Justice

OTHER RESOURCES

How to Make Disciples

How to Use Collaborative Discipleship

Types of Bible Translations

The Structure of the Bible

Bible Timeline

FOLLOW THROUGH

Connecting with and pursuing those who reached out to us.

Follow Through How To

Additional Questions You Can Ask

FAMILY TIME

A safe place to invite believing and unbelieving friends to experience the Christian community.

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FOOD. FUN. FRIENDS

MODEL FOR EACH FAMILY TIME

In order to have some consistency across all family time we ask that the following be present at each.

Welcoming Environment 

Imagine a space where you are known and accepted.  Ultimately this is where we are fully satisfied, being fully known and accepted through our relationship with our heavenly Father.  We can also reflect this in our horizontal relationships.  This is the environment to aim for at each Family Time.  This type of hospitality takes initiative to pursue a connection with each other, especially a guest who comes with someone or by themselves. The hope would be that a guest would not feel alone and others would spend time getting to know them if you leave the room for an extended period of time.

A Meal

There is something special about eating with others.  This alone conveys a desire to know someone.  Take advantage of a number of easy recipes to feed the Family Time. The hope would be that groups of 3 would take turns paying for and cooking a meal for Family Time. This is a great way to serve those around us.

Fun Activity/Get to Know Eachother

Having fun is always a great idea. Have some fun activities you can do at each Family Time. It can be playing cards, building something, google Ice-Breakers, or just hearing about each other’s days. These are things that allow you to get to know each other better. (Happies and Crappies, Roses and Thorns, Goods and Bads) of the week

Prayer

Yes, this is a safe place for non-believers but helping everyone see that prayer is talking with our heavenly Father.  This could look like: praying and giving thanks for the meal, someone thanking the Lord for the time, or praying one on one as you connect with others and hear about their lives.  If something comes up in Family Time you can pray.

Who We Are

Be sure to share who we are as Cru and why we exist. And more importantly why we are doing Family Time.  “A great opportunity to connect with other students and build meaningful relationships.”