Join Us As We Head Out Towards Destination: DISCIPLE

The Destination Disciples course is a timely and much-needed resource for leaders in the Lord’s church. It does more than provide information, it calls for transformation. The course thoughtfully centers on three penetrating questions: What does it take to be a disciple? What does it take to make a disciple? And ultimately, am I truly a disciple myself? As ministers, we are charged with equipping the saints for the work of ministry, and this course directly supports that biblical mandate. Brother James Bradley does an exceptional job of guiding participants into the mind of Christ, the heart of Christ, and the active example of Christ through His hands and feet. The concluding emphasis on the body of Christ challenges leaders to honestly examine what the church should reflect according to Scripture. This course is biblically sound, highly interactive, and deeply practical. For congregations seeking to move from simple membership to authentic discipleship, Destination Disciples is not optional, it is essential.

Destination Disciple helped me truly understand what it means to follow Christ not just believe in Him. The course challenged me to reflect on my own walk and to honestly ask whether I am living as a disciple or simply attending church. I appreciated how the lessons focused on the heart of Christ and how He lived, served, and loved others. The course was engaging, easy to follow, and firmly rooted in the Bible, which made it both encouraging and practical for everyday life. It helped me see that discipleship is a lifelong journey of growth, obedience, and service. For anyone who genuinely wants to learn how to be like Christ and understand what discipleship really means, this course is incredibly valuable and inspiring.

As an former elder tasked with shepherding God’s people, I found Destination Disciples to be both convicting and encouraging. The course aligns beautifully with the responsibility of oversight helping believers grow into mature, faithful followers of Christ. The questions posed throughout the course challenge leaders to look beyond attendance and activity and focus on true spiritual formation. Brother James Bradley presents discipleship in a way that is grounded in Scripture and clearly connected to the example of Christ Himself. The emphasis on the body of Christ was particularly impactful, reminding us that discipleship is not individualistic but communal and purposeful. This course equips leaders to shepherd with greater clarity, intentionality, and faithfulness. I strongly recommend it to elders who desire to strengthen the spiritual health and direction of their congregation.