JESUS CALLED DISCIPLES
Who MAKE DISCIPLES
Jesus invested deeply in a few, empowering them to replicate the pattern and build the early church through multiplication. While many view discipleship as a program, Jesus modeled a way of life: gathering, teaching, living with, and sending people out.
Discipleship is relational and communal: ordinary people learning to follow Jesus and inviting others to join. On September 23, we're taking steps to cultivate that culture at Chapel Hill.

How will this work?
We'll begin by discovering the biblical foundations of disciple-making and the kind of relationships where transformation happens.
Then we'll follow Peter's story—from leaving his nets to becoming a leader in the early church—and watch how Jesus calls, forms, restores, equips, and empowers an ordinary disciple.
Join a seasonal cohort on Wednesdays or Sundays for transformational, table-based discipleship conversations.
Available Wednesday evenings at 6:00 pm and Sunday mornings at 8:30 am
Choose one day for the whole season (September through December).
Join a stable table of about ten people for relationship-building.
Focus on conversation, applying learnings to real life.
Guided by a facilitator, with an emphasis on active participation.
COMMON QUESTIONS
We have one class offered at two times: Wednesdays at 6 pm and Sundays at 8:30 am
Yes, you can, but it's not encouraged. The classes are designed with small-group tables that you'll be part of over the nine weeks.
