The Journey
A Gospel Centered Resource For Discipleship
The Journey is a gospel centered resource for discipleship, designed to help a disciple maker develop mature and equipped followers of Christ, who will be able to do the same with others.
It has been designed and proven to be a resource that is helpful in the context of a local church that is implementing life-on-life missional discipleship.
A Resource to Empower Multiplying Movements
Leader Resources
Each weekly unit has an accompanying leader guide, and an equipping video by Randy Pope, walking you through how he uses each lesson in his group.
Digital & Multi-Year
The curriculum is broken out into three years (Red, Blue, or Green) that are available for individual purchase. The three years may be used in any order.
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All content is sold and distributed directly through a dedicated website.
Insourcing
A primer for Life-On-Life Discipleship
Many pastors and leaders are slowly awakening to the reality that current models of ministry just aren’t working the way they had hoped they would. Randy’s journey as a pastor will encourage and invite you to consider the effectiveness and fruitfulness of your own church’s discipleship efforts.
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Finding Your Million Dollar Mate
This whole marriage thing is intriguing, isn't it? No matter the culture or time in history, marriage is a huge deal and ought to be treated as such. But finding the ideal mate is so difficult, especially these days. What if you could find the perfect mate, someone you could live with the rest of your life, who would meet all your longings and expectations? That would be priceless! In this book, Randy Pope presents the six key principles for finding your "million dollar mate." You will find your perceptions challenged, your standards heightened, and your hopes lifted.
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Setting Pandemic Goals
In the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, disappointment and frustrations will continue to build unless you adjust to the new reality.
Planning Your Time in a Pandemic
You may think – “Let me get the urgent out of the way, then get on with the really important.” Actually, that doesn’t work – the important things always get left behind. Family, time with God, relationships, etc. – these are things that we lose.
Social Connection While Physical Distancing – Need For Real Community
Maybe what’s bothering you is not being able to go out and see a friend – to shake a hand, give a hug, and have lunch. Or maybe it’s the fifth Zoom call of the day that takes just a bit more energy than a face-to-face conversation.
Adjusting Accountability
“Assume nothing” is a motto I try to live by in leading a discipleship group. I want to lead in a way that prioritizes listening over assumptions. This is a challenge, because we are all making assumptions constantly.
Living Generously in a Time of Crisis
Living missionally is hard because it is a call to live generously. It’s not natural to make your life about others for their benefit and not your own. At least, it isn’t for me. But I don’t think I am alone in that.
Authentic Discipleship
Life-on-life is spiritual formation with a telescopic lens; it brings life up close and personal so that no one can hide or, worse, fall through the cracks. For that reason it can be messy and, well, real.