Evangelism Training

Our approach to evangelism training is intentionally connected to our broader work in church planting, discipleship, and leadership development. We believe these areas cannot be separated: evangelism without discipleship is incomplete, and discipleship without leadership development hinders multiplication.

  1. A 5-5-5 Network
    A 5-5-5 Network captures our holistic vision for evangelism and discipleship. It is designed as a reproducible model that multiplies disciples and churches simultaneously, fostering growth that is both deep and wide.

  2. Reaching Our Networks for Christ

    This is a series of lessons that outlines a plan for Christians to take the gospel to non-Christians—so that they too can know God through Jesus Christ. It trains people how to (1) clarify our evangelistic motives, (2) identify the non-Christians in our lives by name, (3) pray for them, (4) care for them, and (5) share (the gospel) with them.

  3. The Path to God
    Our primary evangelistic strategy is The Path to God. This tool focuses on scheduling intentional appointments with non-Christians, clearly presenting the gospel, and calling people to repentance and saving faith in Jesus. When someone believes, our immediate priority is to connect them into a local gathering of believers where they can grow in their faith.

  4. Gathering in Homes
    We encourage both non-Christians and Christians to gather in homes. These gatherings provide a natural, relational context for celebrating the Lord’s Supper, studying Scripture, and praying together. Week by week, they serve as one of the most powerful spaces for evangelism with non-Christians and for establishing new believers firmly in the faith.

  5. The Discipleship Series
    Our Discipleship Series is a discussion-based catechism designed to equip Christians in the foundational aspects of sound doctrine. Its flexible format allows it to be used one-on-one, in families, within house churches, or even in larger Sunday gatherings—followed by more intimate discussions in homes. While new Christians can certainly share their faith with great effectiveness, holistic knowledge and application of the Bible brings additional clarity and boldness when sharing the gospel.

  6. Individual Coaching and Prayer
    Here we use a structured framework for individual accountability and encouragement. Coaching relationships help believers apply the 5-5-5 framework effectively—whether between husbands and wives, or through mentoring relationships among men and women.

  7. Group Coaching and Prayer

    These gatherings provide men and women opportunities for encouragement, training, and prayer as we celebrate God’s work and seek his perspective to multiply disciples and churches.

  8. The Leadership Training Program
    Our Leadership Training Program equips men to lead gospel-centered, meal-based communities. This training develops skills in evangelism, discipleship, and leadership, preparing them to shepherd new believers and multiply new gatherings.

Our Goal

By the power of the Holy Spirit, our aim is to standardize these approaches so that every believer—whether a fourth-generation or a fourteenth-generation follower of Jesus—receives the same foundational training. In this way, we seek to advance the Great Commission with clarity, consistency, and conviction.