The University of Alabama
Discipleship Training
As Chi Alpha, we reconcile students to Christ, equipping them through Spirit-Filled communities of prayer, worship, fellowship, discipleship and mission to transform the university, the marketplace, and the world. Through Discipleship Training, we want to empower students to be multigenerational disciple makers - people who make disciples of Jesus who then will go on to make disciples of Jesus themselves. We are committed to reaching our campus, our jobs, and the entire world with the Good News of Jesus' Gospel. Will you join us and be trained in how to be a disciple who makes disciples?
Session 1
What is Discipleship?
Discipleship was Jesus' method of sharing about the Kingdom of God while he walked Earth, and before his ascension, he entrusted the same responsibility to his followers in The Great Commission: "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age." To be a disciple of Jesus is to make disciples of Jesus.
Session 2
Abide. Apostle. Abandon.
In order to follow Jesus in making disciples that make disciples, we must abide, we must apostle, and we must abandon. What a privilege it is to participate in Jesus' suffering.
Session 3
The Bible
How incredible is it that God has given us His word and provides everything we need to live life in Godliness! Valuing and obeying Scripture in our lives equips us at servants of God for every good work placed before us.
Session 4
The Gospel
The Gospel literally means "Good News", and as humans, we're wired to want to share good news! It's important that we're able to share this life-changing message well as we walk through life.
Session 5
How Lives Actually Change
It is the Holy Spirit's work to sanctify our lives as we continually surrender to the Lordship of Jesus. As disciples of Jesus, we have both the responsibility to allow this work to happen in ourselves, and the opportunity to support this work in the lives of those we disciple and our community.