Discipleship Groups

Serve One Another

Meals

  • The first and last weeks of each session are set aside for groups to enjoy a meal together and to hear stories about how God is working in their lives.

Participant Involvement

  • If you are a Jesus follower then you’ve been given at least one Spiritual gift of God’s grace to help build up Midtown church (1 Cor 12:7). Part of discipleship is to help identify these gifts in one another and encourage ways to use them. 

  • In the context of D-Groups, there may be weeks when participants, who show evidence of a speaking gift, will be asked to to lead the discussion time. 

  • There will be opportunities for participants to lead or take part in things unique to each D-Group, which depend upon the desired interest of the participants. For example: your group may want to do a service project, an outreach activity, or a social event.

Informal Get Togethers

  • D-Groups can meet in part or in whole, anytime, anywhere, and may include family members for the purpose of deepening relationships, as they do life together with gospel intentionality. 

“As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God’s varied grace.”
— I Peter 4:10