Peer Discipleship
The purpose of Peer Discipleship is to take seriously the words of Jesus in Mark 1:17 to “Follow Me, and I will make you become fishers of men.” We want to build a healthy discipleship culture here at The King’s Church and in addition to Missional Communities, we think peer discipleship is a great way to pursue spiritual growth. It’s simple:
- Come to church and make a friend!
- Commit to that friend for a pre-determined season (maybe 3 months)
- Pick a book of the Bible to commit to read together
- Commit to reading the same scripture (separately) and praying for one another everyday
- Meet in person 2x a month over coffee or lunch to recap reading and pray in person
Q&A
Unless you are family, we encourage men to peer disciple men and women to peer disciple women. You can ask anyone you’d like in the church to give peer discipleship a shot. If you don’t know anyone, you can click HERE to let us help you connect with someone we think would be a good fit.
There are number of great reading plans and resources that would be a great place to start. Check out the list below to see what would be a good fit for you.
We encourage a look at the COMA method of Bible reading. COMA is an acronym that stands for:
- Context
- Observation
- Meaning
- Application
Here is a document that explains COMA a bit further
In addition, you can listen to Pastor Stephen teach on the COMA method here on an episode of the podcast, Footnotes.
