The Redemptive Work
In John 19:30, Jesus declares, “It is finished.”
This work cannot be repeated, supplemented, or accomplished by human effort. It belongs exclusively to Jesus.

True Biblical discipleship begins with learning how to hear the Word of God. Jesus Himself spoke about “hearing” more than any other topic.
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Kingdom Discipleship helps Christians deepen their understanding of Scripture through Bible study, biblical teaching and the exploration of the historical and cultural context of the Bible.
Kingdom Discipleship exists to equip believers to make disciples the way Jesus did—using the biblical text as the curriculum—and to develop disciples who become disciple-makers and reproduce that process in others.
Our desire is to see the Body of Christ become a multiplying community of believers who understand the teachings, character, ministry, and mission of Jesus and intentionally pass them on to others.
Read our full missionWe distinguish between two dimensions of Jesus’ completed earthly mission.
In John 19:30, Jesus declares, “It is finished.”
This work cannot be repeated, supplemented, or accomplished by human effort. It belongs exclusively to Jesus.
In John 17:4, Jesus tells the Father that He has completed the work He was given to do.
Jesus intentionally invested His life in the people the Father gave Him. He developed their understanding, taught them truth, demonstrated ministry, shaped their character, and prepared them to continue His work.
Jesus accomplished what only He could do so that His people could participate in what He commissioned them to do.
Hearing God's Word is not a passive activity. It carries a responsibility to understand, respond and pass on the truth.
True discipleship calls us to put God's Word into practice and faithfully reproduce it in others.
Read Scripture as its first hearers did, through its history, culture and place in the larger biblical story, so the text speaks on its own terms.
Recognition is not perception, and agreement is not formation. We respond to what we hear in faith and obedience, every day.
What we receive, we entrust to faithful people who will teach others also. Disciples who make disciples, to the ends of the earth.
Jesus has qualified you and fully expects you to participate in taking His Kingdom into the world.
You do not have to become someone else before you begin. You begin following Jesus, learn His ways, and start giving away what you are learning.
Take care then how you hear, for to the one who has, more will be given.Luke 8:18
Understand the Bible in Context - Faithfully Live Out Truth - Learn to Disciple Others
Grasp Scripture's original intent through its history, culture, literary patterns and the larger biblical story.
Move from hearing to doing, letting God's Word shape character, choices and community.
Grow into a disciple who can teach, multiplying what Jesus modeled in the lives of others.
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