ABOUT
A SIMPLE RESOURCE FOR APPRENTICING DISCIPLES OF JESUS
The Kingdom of God Series was created to equip followers of Jesus to help others discover the story of Scripture, hear the good news about Jesus and the Kingdom of God, and learn to follow him in everyday life.
It is intentionally simple and reproducible. It does not require a classroom, a trained teacher, or a formal program. It is designed to be used in homes, around tables, and in small gatherings—where one disciple can apprentice another and, in time, equip that person to do the same for someone else.
Learn more about the approach to Scripture, study design, translations, community context, and principles that guide the development and use of these resources.
WHY THIS SERIES EXISTS
Jesus did not simply call people to believe certain things about him. He called people to follow him, learn from him, obey him, and make disciples of others.
The Kingdom of God Series seeks to recover that simple pattern. Rather than creating dependence upon a particular teacher or institution, the goal is to place a reproducible resource in the hands of followers of Jesus and help them confidently walk with others.
THE STORY AT THE CENTER
At the center of the series is the message about Jesus and the Kingdom of God.
Beginning with the story of Scripture, the series traces God's purpose toward its fulfillment in Jesus—the promised King—and calls each person to respond to the good news with repentance, faith, baptism, and a life of allegiance and obedience to him.
PLOW · PLANT · PRODUCE
PLOW
prepares the heart to receive the good news.
PLANT
proclaims the message about Jesus and the Kingdom of God through the story of Scripture.
PRODUCE
helps those who receive the message learn to follow Jesus, obey his teaching, and apprentice others.
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FREELY SHARED.
These resources are intended to be used, shared, and reproduced so that disciples can apprentice disciples and the life of Christ can continue to pass from one person to another.
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