Week 1 Outline

Matthew 28: 18-20 (NKJV)
And Jesus came and spoke to them, saying, “All authority has been given to Me in heaven and on earth.19 Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age.” Amen.

Course Summary
This study will explore what it means to be and make fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ. Believers will discover simple, practical, biblical, and personal tools for discipleship. More information can be found at www.multiplymovement.com.

What You Can Expect Each Week
Multiply Lessons – Book, Videos (Francis Chan, David Platt)
Group Discussion – Testimonies, Weekly Highlights (Disciple Making)
Scripture Memorization
Prayer

Guidelines to follow throughout Course
  1. Teach what you learn. This material is not meant to be read, but to be taught. There are plenty of other Bible studies you can do if you just want to absorb more information. The emphasis of Multiply is to get you in the habit of passing on the knowledge you gain.
  2. Share life, not just information. The Multiply process is meant to be highly relational. True discipleship involves deep relationships. Jesus didn’t simply lead a weekly Bible study. He lived life with His disciples and taught through actions as well as words. While this requires a much deeper commitment, it is the only way to truly make disciples.

Outline of Material Covered
This study will focus on the core elements of discipleship, the role of the church in disciple making, the centrality of biblical study to making disciples, and a review of old and new testaments and their relevance on discipleship.

Sept. 15, 22: Living as a Disciple Maker
1: What Is a Disciple?
2: The Command to Make Disciples
3: The Heart of a Disciple Maker
Sept. 29, Oct. 6: Living as the Church
1: Life in the Church
2: The Local Church
3: The Global Church
Oct. 13, 20: How to Study the Bible
1: Why Study the Bible?
2: Studying the Bible Prayerfully and Obediently
3: Studying Logically
Oct. 27, Nov. 3: Understanding the Old Testament
1: Creation
2: The Fall
3: God’s Covenant with Abraham
4: Exodus and Redemption
5: God’s Covenant with Moses
6: Sacrifice and Atonement
7: God’s Presence on Earth
8: The Kingdom of God
9: Exile and the Promise of Restoration
Nov. 10, 17: Understanding the New Testament
1: Jesus the Messiah
2: The Great Commission
3: The Spirit of God
4: The Early Church
5: Good News for All Nations
6: The End of the Story
Nov. 17/24: Where Do We Go from Here?

What You Are Working Toward
  • Learn from, Fellowship with, and Obey everything which Jesus Chris commands
  • Transform ourselves to His image
  • Commit our lives to training up others to be followers of Christ and who will likewise equip others to give everything for the glory of God