Schedule a meeting with our director or a leader. They will help you determine which approach would be best for you and your schedule.

There are three ways to be trained: 1) Online Course, 2) Zoom Group Training, and 3) Live. Schedule a call to see which is the best fit for you.

Just your time and commitment to the process. Thanks to the generosity of individuals and churches, all of our materials are offered free of charge. In the spirit of God’s free gift of salvation and call to make disciples, we desire to provide the same.

Someone once said that in discipleship, you just need to be one step ahead of the one you are discipling. Amazing Creatures is dedicated to ensuring that the disciple maker is always one step ahead of the one they are discipling.

Neither Peter nor John, two of the three closest to Jesus and two of the most prominent figures in church history, were uneducated, common men; yet, people were astonished by their words and recognized that they had been with Jesus (Acts 4:13).

Most certainly. While all of our materials are written with the disciple maker in mind, there is a tremendous spiritual benefit to going through them on your own. As you do, you will discover that you will become eager to share them with others.

Guess what that means? You become a disciple maker.

Absolutely not! Your church and its leaders work hard to fulfill the Great Commission, which involves preaching the gospel and making disciples. The myriad of ministries and activities (worship services, bible studies, community groups, retreats, etc.) all play a vital role in the discipleship process.

We have discovered that one of the most essential elements of discipleship is missing: “You!” As you grow in your disciple-making, you will become an even more productive member of your local church.

Discipleship takes many valuable forms, including Sunday sermons, community groups, men’s and women’s ministries, as well as youth and children’s ministries. The majority of what happens in your church is discipleship.

There is another form of discipleship that is often overlooked: one-on-one discipleship. Through my years of pastoral ministry, I have discovered that the most effective form of discipleship is one-on-one.

A disciple maker is a Christian, a follower of Jesus Christ, who seeks to fulfill the second part of the Lord’s great commission of making disciples (followers of Jesus Christ) by teaching others to “observe” the teachings of Jesus.