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Free discipleship training now forming in San Diego

Men's discipleship training.
Learn to be a disciple that makes disciples.

I'm launching a free men’s discipleship training cohort in San Diego this September using the curriculum developed by Ordinary Movement. This is not just another Bible study. Together we’ll learn how to fulfill Jesus' command to "make disciples". Join the brotherhood of ordinary men making disciples across the nation.

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THE ORDINARY MEN JOURNEY

Three priorities. One life of discipleship.

A committed group of men pursuing Jesus, honest brotherhood, and a life that helps others follow Him.

PRIORITY ONE

Intimacy with Jesus

Everything begins with abiding in Christ—not trying harder, but learning to know Him, trust Him, and walk with Him every day.

  • Build a daily rhythm of Scripture and prayer
  • Depend on the Holy Spirit in every area of life
  • Let closeness with Jesus shape who you are
Contact Jeff about the cohort

Starting September · San Diego · 6–8 men

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