One Person. Two months. one intentional step toward jesus.

June 2026-August 2026

it's simple and you can do it!

1. FIND YOUR PERSON

The Plan
Prayerfully consider who you might invite to be your disciple. Invite them into this 2-month journey and plan your first opportunity to connect.

Suggestions
Sometimes when we begin ministry like this we think of the hard cases, but perhaps we tend to overlook the obvious. Who in your life is looking right at you, needing you to be a guide to them? Is it your child? Is it your spouse? Maybe it's someone you sit with at church!

Making disciples is doing spiritual good in the lives of others. Let's get started!

Have you selected your person? Let Pastor Keith know by texting him at (508)918-2073.

2. SOLIDIFY YOUR PERSON

Many of us have discovered that selecting a person to disciple is harder than we expected.
Why?
Often it's because we're making the challenge bigger and more complicated than it needs to be. 
  • Some people are searching for the perfect person. 
  • Others are thinking only about unbelievers. 
  • Some are worried they don't know enough Bible to help someone. 
  • Others aren't sure how to invite someone into a disciple-making relationship.
Let's simplify things.
The goal of this challenge is not to become a spiritual expert. The goal is to help one person take their next step toward Jesus.

That person might be:
  • Your son or daughter
  • Your spouse
  • A friend at church
  • A new believer
  • Someone who is struggling spiritually
  • Someone who wants to grow in their faith
  • Someone who would benefit from encouragement and accountability
Remember: disciple-making is not having all the answers. Disciple-making is making it your personal goal to help someone follow Jesus.

This week, don't worry about the entire challenge.
Just focus on one thing:
Choose one person and schedule one conversation.

3. Learn Their story.

One of the biggest mistakes we can make in disciple-making is jumping straight to teaching.

Before we teach people, we should understand people.

This week, your goal is simple: learn your person's story.

Ask them how they came to know Christ. Ask about their spiritual journey. Find out what has helped them grow, what challenges they face, and what they hope God will do in their life.

Don't worry about having all the answers.

Don't worry about fixing every problem.

Just listen.

The best disciple-makers are often the best listeners.

Need a place to start? Try asking:

• How did you come to know Jesus?
• What has helped you grow spiritually?
• What has been difficult?
• What do you think God is teaching you right now?
• What's one area where you'd like to grow?

Challenge:
Schedule one intentional conversation and learn your person's story.