You don’t have to have a complicated plan to do disciple-making well. Sometimes some intentional conversation is all you’ll need. Consider some good accountability questions, or a Bible study, some prayer, and enjoy some real-life conversation. If you build this as a habit, you’ll have a lifelong, encouraging relationship! If you find after a few months that your conversation really isn’t producing much transforming change, you might want to consider a more structured approach.

Be sure to include:

• Accountability
• Bible Study
• Prayer
• Real-life conversation

As you get started, it's important to answer a few questions to establish what is expected of your time together. How often will you meet? How long will your meetings be? What will you study? What is the goal of your time together? Will you have an end-date to your commitment (i.e. one year)?

You might read the Bible together and spend some time in prayer. If you would like to read a book on a relevant topic together, you might want to check out our Resource Page for some ideas.

The goal of disciple-making is not to get them to memorize the Bible, be a good person, or to do anything out of obligation to God. Your goal is to help them to enjoy God's presence and to see Him at work in their lives.

Accountability
Here are some frequently asked accountability questions to consider. Ask about four good questions every week to keep your faith moving forward: