We at RGN are passionate about Discipleship

Why

Urgency

Today's teenagers are searching for identity, purpose, and truth in a world that offers countless voices but very few lasting answers. Biblical discipleship helps them anchor their lives in God's Word, grow into mature followers of Jesus, and learn how to faithfully live out their faith every day. When we invest in discipling a teenager today, we're investing in the future of the Church, the next generation of leaders, and the advancement of the Gospel for years to come.


Truth

Throughout history, one-on-one and small-group discipleship have proven to be among the most effective ways to help people grow in their faith. Jesus Himself invested deeply in a small group of disciples, walking with them, teaching them, answering their questions, and modeling what it meant to follow the Father. While large gatherings and great teaching have their place, lasting transformation often happens through consistent relationships where God's Word is studied, life is shared, and believers encourage one another to follow Jesus. It's a simple approach that has never stopped working—we've simply too often neglected it.


Jesus Model

Jesus didn't simply gather crowds—He intentionally made disciples. While He preached to thousands, He invested deeply in a small group of men, teaching them God's Word, answering their questions, modeling obedience, and walking with them through everyday life. Jesus measured His ministry not by the size of the crowd He attracted, but by the disciples He prepared to change the world. That pattern has never changed. We believe Biblical discipleship is still one of the most effective ways to help people grow into mature followers of Jesus. As one person faithfully invests in another, lives are transformed, faith is strengthened, and the Gospel continues to spread from generation to generation.


Experience

"For decades I've watched God change lives, and one truth has remained constant: the deepest and most lasting transformation happens when one follower of Jesus intentionally invests in another. Discipleship isn't just a ministry strategy—it's the model Jesus gave us."
— Scott Burks


OUR PEOPLE

Discipleship Resources

A Study for parents of teenagers

A Bible study using Ch 6 verse 7 verses

A Study for 11 and 12th grade students

10 Bible studies

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Discipleship begins with one intentional step and one willing heart.
Take that step today and help someone follow Jesus.