ok with Video Access includes printed content for five sessions, a leader guide, personal study between group sessions, applicable Scripture, "How to Use This Study," tips for leading a group, and more. Also, each Book contains unique codes that enable you to access videos for each session.

Jesus focused His time and attention on walking with God and making disciples. Shouldn't we?

In His wisdom, He chose to invest deeply in the lives of twelve men. He saw them, called them, taught them, saved them, then sent them into the world to bear witness to what He had done for them.

This five-week small group study uses featured clips from the new Kendrick brothers' movie, THE FORGE, to ignite a passion for knowing Christ personally, following Him sacrificially, obeying Him willingly, and helping others become disciples of Christ.

The world doesn't need another strategy, it needs men and women who are devoted to Jesus and committed to helping others know and follow Him through lifelong discipleship.

Session Topics:

1. Seeing Like Jesus
2. Giving Like Jesus
3. Leading Like Jesus
4. Investing Like Jesus
5. Sending Like Jesus

Features:

• Five small group video sessions featuring clips from the movie THE FORGE
• Personal study opportunities for ongoing spiritual growth

Benefits:

• Learn the simple, reproducible approach to discipleship that can be embraced by all Christians.
• Move believers to become active and growing disciples.
• See what it looks like to begin and invest in discipleship relationships for the first time.
• Hear a clear gospel presentation and see how the gospel is central to the process of discipleship.
• Recognize the cost of following Jesus and be inspired to give up all that hinders you from fully surrendering to Christ.
• Pursue Jesus with other believers in community.
• Find grace, forgiveness, prayer, and accountability in the community of other believers.
• Seek to be a disciple who makes disciples by inviting others into the same kind of discipleship relationship that you'll discover through this study.