New Resources

Called to Disciple is in final stages of being updated and reformatted to be more user friendly. We have added a Discipler’s Guide for each of the main CTO lessons, providing a summary of the key principles of that study along with helpful suggestions for the discipler. (This Month’s free Resource: The Discipler’s Guides, Click here.)

Starter's Kit:

To further support you in your discipling relationship, we have developed a “Starter’s Kit” that provides some of the tools available to you. Whether you are new to discipling or have been at it a while, we hope you will find them helpful. The Initial Six Sessions serves as a roadmap that walks you though your first few sessions, giving you step by step instructions on what to discuss, what homework to assign and what resources to use. We also will provide the link to a Webinar on this topic that will give you more thorough details in utilizing this resource.

Also included is a new resource called the “Discipler’s Guides.” This tool provides a summary of each of the main CTO lessons, outlines the key principles of that study with helpful ideas in discussing that particular study with your disciple. This is your “cliff notes” to the studies for you to review prior to each session to help you focus your discussion on the key principles to cover with your disciple. I look forward to hearing how God works in all of your lives as you pursue Him in the context of personal intimate discipleship. Request a sample.

The following tools are included:

The Initial Six Sessions

Direction for Future Sessions

Forgiveness and Confession Checklists

Expanding Forgiveness and Confession Lists

Preparation for a Sexual Confession

Assignment andHomework Sheets

Many of the key Diagrams

The Discipler's Guides to each lesson

Click here.

New studies and a Discussion Guide for small group interaction have been added to the Brokenness Study. This provides a unique opportunity for you to meet as a small group with those you have discipled, maintaining your friendships and continuing to challenge each other to be applying what you have already learned. A few small groups included individuals who had no previous involvement with CTO and found this study practical and effective. Click here.