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Tools for the seven spiritual disciplines of a D-Group.

D-Group Disciplines

As disciples, we strive to be a little more like Jesus each day by focusing on seven spiritual disciplines (Bible Reading, HEAR Journal, Scripture Memory, Prayer, Accountability, Who's Your One, and RESET). Additional resources for some of these disciplines can be accessed below.

Foundations Bible reading plan printouts
Reading Plans

Reading Plans Aren’t One-Size-Fits-All

Click on each plan below to see what it includes and who we recommend it for.

Chronological NT, Old & New Testament (Entire Bible) New Testament + Proverb a Day Chronological NT (order of when it happened) Chronological NT (order of when it was written) Chronological OT (order of when it happened) Topical Study Plan Make Your Own Plan
Bible Project, GotQuestions, Blue Letter Bible and YouVersion
Reading Resources

Tools to Help You Understand What You Read

Additional Resources

HEAR Journals

The HEAR method, Highlight, Explain, Apply, Respond, guides Bible study by helping you identify meaningful verses, understand their original context, apply them to your life, and respond through action or prayer.

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Prayer

Discover how the Lord's Prayer offers a powerful seven-step model to deepen your conversations with God and draw closer to Him each day. If you'd like to get involved with prayer at our church, you can visit our Prayer page.

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How to Share Your Story

Learn how to share your testimony in a way that points people to Jesus, whether in everyday conversation or to a crowd, by telling your story with clarity, honesty, and purpose.

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Who's Your One?

Discover how praying, investing, and inviting can help you share the hope of Jesus with someone in your life.

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R.E.S.E.T.

Feeling overwhelmed? The R.E.S.E.T. tool helps you slow down, refocus on God, and refresh your heart in just 10-15 minutes.

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Launching a D-Group

"... He had loved His disciples during His ministry on earth, and now He loved them to the very end." John 13:1

  • Who: Identify, invite and confirm your group members
  • When: Consider seasons of the year and determine a realistic start date that works for your members. (Tip: It is best to begin at least 6 weeks before any major holidays or vacations where a break would be needed.)
  • Where: Decide on the best day and time each week to meet, and select a location that allows for a private group meeting. (Tip: You can also select day or time prior to having all of your participants confirmed. This may help some people decide if they can commit!)
  • Be confident in the method.
  • Stick to the mold as much as possible while also customizing the journey for your group. The method is intentionally relational!
  • Introduce the weekly disciplines in a way that's both challenging, yet meets your group members where they are. It's ok to take longer adding different disciplines or try different techniques to master them!
  • D-Groups make disciples who make disciples.
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