You Never Graduate from Discipleship: The Power of 6:40 Groups
What happens after someone completes a discipleship curriculum?
For many believers, spiritual growth begins to lose momentum once the lessons are over. In this episode of the Disciple-Making Church Podcast, Pastor Ken Adams is joined by Jasper Kent and Josh Drop to discuss 6:40 Groups—a simple but powerful way to continue growing as a disciple of Jesus through intentional relationships and monthly accountability.
Inspired by Luke 6:40, a 6:40 Group isn't another Bible study or curriculum. Instead, it's a small group of believers who meet regularly to encourage one another, evaluate their spiritual growth, and stay focused on becoming more like Christ in both character and conduct.
In This Episode
- Why discipleship is a lifelong journey—not a completed course
- The biblical foundation behind 6:40 Groups (Luke 6:40)
- The difference between learning information and experiencing transformation
- How monthly accountability helps believers stay intentional in their walk with Christ
- The importance of Christlike character and conduct
- Practical ways churches can build a culture of ongoing disciple-making
Key Takeaways
- You never graduate from discipleship.
- Accountability works best when you're willing to invite others into your life.
- Spiritual growth happens best through intentional relationships.
- Becoming like Jesus requires both purpose and perseverance.
- Every disciple needs people who will lovingly ask, "How are you doing?"
Resources
📖 Download the FREE Impact discipleship curriculum: https://impactdisciples.com
📧 Want to start a 6:40 Group? Email info@impactdisciples.com and request your FREE 6:40 Group Guide.
Connect with Impact Discipleship Ministries
🌐 Website: https://impactdisciples.com
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"A student is not above his teacher, but everyone who is fully trained will be like his teacher." — Luke 6:40
