How to Make Disciples That Make Disciples
This book equips you to disciple students who grow, multiply, and stay faithful to Jesus for years to come.
A simple guide to disciple a generation
Making disciples isn't just about following a book and making it to the end. It's a way of life and a journey towards Jesus that you can walk until you see Him face to face. Want to go further? Find resources, training, and devotionals that help you live out what you’ve learned in How to make Disciples, that make disciples.Â
Book the Fusion Team to train your church in discipleship
The 'How To Make Disciples That Make Disciples' training focuses on equipping students, student leaders, and volunteers with practical tools for relational discipleship. We look at how to ask powerful questions, listen deeply, and build trust that leads to transformed lives and help make disciples who make disciples!
More resources for dynamic discipleship
Are you meeting up with someone regularly and intentionally to encourage them in their walk with Jesus? As the body of Christ, we need to return to Jesus' missional strategy for building the kingdom: making disciples that make disciples that make disciples. This 7-day reading plan will guide you through scriptures, prayers and reflections as you think about how and who you could disciple. Start the plan, and take a step that could start an unstoppable Jesus movement.
The Fusion leadership team recognises the importance of its ministry with students and churches. We work closely with Thirtyone:eight on ensuring we adopt a high quality of safeguarding practice and standards. We are committed to creating and enabling a healthy culture in order to minimise any coercion and control and to respond to any reported incidents. We take our responsibility to protect all children, young people and adults entrusted to our care seriously and as you use this resource, we want you to know there is help available if you need it. If you have any concerns that have arisen, please pass them onto Fusion’s Safeguarding Officer, Rachel Sadler or your local social care services.Â
As you have used this resource, there may have been specific issues that have come up, so we have compiled the below list of recommended organisations/resources which you may wish to pass on within the discipling relationship.
If you believe someone is at immediate risk of harm or contemplating harm, call 999 or the Samaritans at 116 123
Thirtyone:eight have a helpline for safeguarding questions and additional resources and guidance on a range of questions and scenarios.
NHSÂ provides a range of advice, support and resources relating to addictions, mental health and healthy living.
Student Minds are the UK’s student mental health charity with a vision that no student should be held back by their mental health.Â
GamCare is the leading provider of information, advice and support for anyone affected by gambling harms and operate the National Gambling Helpline.
Christians Against Poverty provide free professional debt help, job clubs, life skills groups and money education, delivered face-to-face through local churches.
If you are a student, your university will have its own student support and welfare services who you can reach out to.
Next Steps
Practical tools to help your church connect with students and grow confidence in mission.
Fusion's coaching, training and online resources strengthen the local church in student mission.
The blog is filled with stories and content that will equip and inspire you to play your unique part in God’s mission on campus.
They were SO EXCITED
I ran our student team training this evening, and as part of it I gave each of them a copy of How To Make Disciples. And they were SO EXCITED by the topics, questions and accessibility of the book.
Josh Moore, Student Worker, St George's Leeds
The beginning of a slow awakening...
Jesus gave us the Great Commission, which was to go and make disciples. And if that's the Great Commission, the most important question is, how do we make disciples that make disciples that make disciples that make disciples? And that's really what this book is all about. We're praying to see thousands of students coming to faith. How are we going to make these people disciples? So I want to encourage you. Grab a copy, read it, give it to a friend and let it bless you.
Pete Hughes, Church Leader, KXC
Disciples are not born. They're made
The Great Commission is about making disciples. And disciples are not born. They're made. And how are they made? They're made through the process of discipleship. So I wholeheartedly endorse this resource to you to help all of us fulfil the Great Commission.
Ness Wilson, Church Leader, Open Heaven Church
I wish I had this as a student
This is the book I wish I'd had when I was a student. This is going to change your game. As a pastor of a church, we're looking all the time for ways to help other people grow as disciples. We're seeing many people come to faith right now, and the big question is, how do we help them grow? This book is going to help you on that journey. I can't commend it to you enough.
Al Gordon, Church Leader, SAINT
To encourage and empower...
As a student worker, one of the hardest things to get right, particularly as a student group starts to grow, is effectively making disciples who can then go on to do the same. I have been searching for a resource relevant to students like this for quite some time, so I am really excited to give them this guide, to encourage and empower them as they start out in their journey of discipling others.
Jess Silikwai, Student worker, City Church Swansea
Intentional discipleship
Discipleship is crucial as it lays the foundational roots for new and growing believers, helping them grow and mature in their faith. I’m excited about how this new resource can help us prioritise discipleship. It’s through intentional discipleship, provided by peers and mentors, right at the heart of the local church that we can guide and support students in their spiritual journey.Â
Andy Haddow, Church Leader, Revelation Chichester