Understanding Discipleship

After Christ’s death and resurrection, He left His disciples with the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20), in which He told them to go and make disciples of all nations.  A disciple is not only someone who loves Jesus but someone who follows His Word and seeks to continue to multiply disciples. 

Pre-discipleship is as simple as forming a relationship with someone (e.g. Going on coffee dates, surf sesh, etc.)!

We do it in order to evaluate if someone is a person of F.A.I.T.H.

What is a person of F.A.I.T.H.?

• • • 1. 1. Faithful:
            Someone who is committed to growing in their walk with the Lord, remaining loyal and steadfast to Scripture. 

         2. Available:
            Making time / having it as a priority to walk with God amidst a busy college life.

         3. Initiative / Integrity:
            Willing take on their roles and responsibilities, being true to their word.

         4. Teachable:
            Willing to receive feedback.

         5. Humble:
            Not thinking of oneself as better than others, but being able to hold grace and truth well.

Here is a resource to discern if someone is ready for discipleship: 

• • • The Right People for Discipleship

Ultimately, the process of discipleship is something to pass on to others. If you think you have found someone to disciple, click the button below to see how to proceed. Always remember that Cru staff are here to guide you in this process.