We often reduce sharing the gospel to hitting the right doctrinal notes: God is holy, I am sinful, Jesus saves, He is mine by faith. And those are true—vital, even. They’re necessary. We can’t truly evangelize without this message. But sometimes we slip into just playing the scales. It’s technically correct, but something’s missing.

If we want to be people shaped by the Word, drawn into Christ, and sensitive to the Spirit, we need every tool God has given us—including the words of those who have walked the path before us.

One More Disciple isn’t only for individuals. It’s designed for groups.

The more you step into these conversations, the more natural they’ll feel. And the more you’ll see that God really does use ordinary people to do extraordinary things.

The I-4 Rhythms aren’t about checking boxes. They’re about showing up. Loving well. Being faithful. They’re following Christ in every area of your life.

One More Disciple isn’t a new program, catchy phrase, or a seasonal push. It’s a mindset—a practical way to live out the Great Commission in your everyday life.

Discipleship isn’t about having it all together. It’s more like a road trip with a broken GPS—full of wrong turns, but way better when you’ve got someone riding shotgun.

The Protestant Reformation would not have been successful if Luther, Calvin, Zwingli, Knox, and Tyndale were the only ones who fought for it.

Roses are red.
Violets are blue.
Who is St. Valentine?
What did he do?