
Disciple I Fast Track groups move through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. The first half of the course focuses on the Old Testament and the second half on the New Testament. This adaptation of the original Disciple 1 course is ideal for busy people who want to fit a comprehensive Bible study into their schedule. Classes cover the entire Bible—from Genesis to Revelation—but in a shorter time. The Bible readings for each lesson follow the chronological movement of the biblical story. Groups meet weekly. Participants commitment to personal daily preparation (30-40 minutes) and weekly group meetings (24 weeks).
DISCIPLE III: Remember Who You Are (Fast Track)
The study includes the Old Testament Prophets (from Isaiah to Malachi) and the New Testament letters of the Apostle Paul, and focuses on the connection between memory and identity for the people of God. Major themes include the call to remember, the call to repentance, the need for renewed vision, and the place of community. The Bible study is a call to turn our lives more and more toward God and encourages us to be a people who puts God first—a community of obedience. This adaptation of the original Disciple 3 course is ideal for busy people who want to fit a comprehensive Bible study into their schedule. Participants commit to personal daily preparation (30-40 minutes) and weekly group meetings (24 weeks).
Day Time Start Date Location Leader Length
TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
This study is the final study in the four-phase DISCIPLE program. The 32-week study concentrates on Old Testament Writings, the Gospel of John, the Epistles of John, James, Jude, and finally, Revelation. Emphasis on the Psalms as Israel’s hymnbook and prayer book leads naturally to an emphasis on worship in the study. Present through the entire study is the sense of living toward completion—toward the climax of the message and the promise, extravagantly pictured in Revelation. The image of the tree and the color gold emphasize the prod and promise in the Scriptures. The word under in the title is meant to convey invitation, welcome, sheltering, security, and rest—home at last.