Waypoints for Disciples — Free Six-Week Discipleship Study (Complete Guide)

Waypoints for Disciples  

 

Waypoints for Disciples — a free six-week study (self-study or small groups)
If you’ve been looking for a simple, Scripture-centered path for spiritual growth, Waypoints for Disciples walks you through six essential waypoints: 

Start here (Waypoints home page): https://www.waypoints.study

What you’ll find inside

  • Waypoint 1 — Purpose: Why Am I Here? : why we’re here and how the gospel reframes purpose.

  • Waypoint 2 — Growing in Christ: growing a real, daily relationship with Jesus.

  • Waypoint 3 — Growing by the Word: confidence with the Bible—read, observe, apply.

  • Waypoint 4 — Growing by Prayer: honest prayer, intercession, dependence.

  • Waypoint 5 — Belong to His People: what the church is and how to engage.

  • Waypoint 6 — How to Share My Faith: how to share your faith naturally

Tip: Each waypoint includes Scripture, reflection questions, and one or two next steps for the week. Use it privately, with a friend, or as a six-week small-group journey.


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