Discipleship Class
Generation 21 & Young Leaders
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide relevant information to youth to make positive life-changing decisions that will lead to positive transformation.
Discipling One at a Time: The Power of Personal Investment
Introduction
Discipleship is not a numbers game. It is about intentional relationships—leading, guiding, and walking alongside someone in faith. Jesus Himself modeled this approach, pouring into individuals, calling them by name, and shaping their lives for Kingdom impact.
Theology
The Biblical Model: Jesus and One-on-One Discipleship
Throughout His ministry, Jesus spoke to crowds, but He discipled individuals:
- Peter – Restoring him after failure (John 21:15-19).
- Nicodemus – Teaching him privately about spiritual rebirth (John 3:1-21).
- The Samaritan Woman – Meeting her in personal brokenness (John 4:1-26).
Each of these encounters was personal, deep, and transformative.
Why One-on-One Discipleship Matters
- Personal Growth
- – Tailoring spiritual guidance to individual needs strengthens faith.
- Authentic Accountability – A discipler can encourage spiritual habits and address struggles.
- Deeper Relationships – Investing in one person fosters trust and long-term discipleship.
- Multiplication Effect – A well-discipled believer will disciple others (2 Timothy 2:2).
Practical Ways to Disciple One at a Time
- Meet Regularly – Set aside intentional time for conversation, prayer, and study.
- Walk Through Scripture Together – Engage deeply in God’s Word, applying it practically.
- Live by Example – Let discipleship be more than words—model faith in action.
- Pray for Their Growth – Cover them in consistent prayer, asking the Holy Spirit to guide.
- Encourage Leadership – Teach them to disciple others, creating a chain of spiritual growth.
Discipleship Model. One on One Discipleship
The Long-Term Impact
One-on-one discipleship leads to enduring transformation. It’s not just teaching; it’s walking with someone through life’s struggles, victories, and faith journeys. Just as Jesus invested deeply in individuals, we are called to do the same—because true discipleship happens up close, not from a distance.