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The Pursuit

The Pursuit Project is an international initiative designed to translate a discipleship track (see below) that equips believers around the world to fulfill the Great Commission. 

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How It Works: Watch a topic video each week and come ready to talk with a group or mentor, using the discussion questions as a guide. Complete the track in 12 weeks or take more time to cover additional topics at the end of each section. 

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Q. What is discipleship?

At pursueGOD, we define discipleship in terms of a simple “full circle” process that includes three key elements (see below). Discipleship tracks are designed to create a clear pathway for you to make it around the circle, featuring 12 topics on faith, life, and everything in between.  

Q. How do discipleship tracks work?

Discipleship tracks are designed to help you go “full circle” with a group or mentor over the course of 12 or more weeks. Just cover a topic every week with a group or mentor, watching the video ahead of time to prepare for the conversation. Connect in person or on the phone and use the discussion questions provided to learn together. 

Q. What is the structure of a discipleship track?

Discipleship tracks are divided into four sections. First you’ll get warmed up with topics we think you’ll find interesting. The next section helps you through Step 1 in a “full circle” pursuit, laying out the basics of faith and helping you trust Jesus for salvation. Next we’ll lay the groundwork for Step 2, showing you the importance of honoring God in your daily life as a Christian. The final section will help you go “full circle” and become a disciple-maker, showing you how to help someone else through this discipleship track.

Q. What if we need more than 12 weeks?

Then take more time! We recommend covering additional topics at the end of any section as needed for your own pursuit of God. For example, if you need more time to get connected before talking about faith or the Bible, cover additional topics in Section 0. If you need more time to investigate the claims of Christianity, cover additional faith topics in Section 1. If you need more time to talk about honoring God in your daily life, cover additional topics in Section 2. Slow is fast, so take your time as you work through this discipleship track.

Q. What’s next when we finish this track?

The ultimate goal is to equip you to go “full circle” and help someone else through this discipleship track. So once you’ve completed this track, join the movement and bring someone else through it! This doesn’t mean you have to stop meeting with your group or mentor. Continue to cover additional topics from one of our sites as needed. 

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Topic #1: The Pursuit

Key Points:

  • Pursuing God is about going “full circle,” and it involves faith (trusting Jesus), life (honoring God), and purpose (helping others). 
  • Before you even thought about God, he was pursuing you. Psalm 139:16-17
  • If you make a decision to pursue God, you will find him. Jeremiah 29:11-13 
Talk About It
  1. What’s your initial reaction to this topic?
  2. Do you have any questions about faith or the Bible right now? Start a list.
  3. Make a list of areas where you would like to make improvements in your daily life.
  4. Read Psalm 139:17. Is this a new concept for you to realize that God uniquely created you? Explain. 
  5. Read Jeremiah 29:11. What do you hope your life looks like in 5 or 10 years? Paint a picture.
  6. Is there a step you need to take based on today’s topic?
대화 #2: 3가지 갈망

Key Points:

  • 우리 모두는 사랑을 찾는다.
  • 우리 모두는 우리 삶이 의미 있기를 바란다.
  • 우리 모두는 고통의 이유를 알고 싶어한다.
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  1. 3가지 갈망에 대해서 듣고 어떤 생각이 들었나요?
  2. 왜 우리는 모두 사랑을 찾고 있을까요? 우리 삶에서 이것을 찾기 위한 건강한 방법은 무엇이 있을까요? 건강하지 않은 방법은 무엇이 있을까요?
  3. 당신은 왜 하나님이 우리를 사랑하고 사랑 받길 갈망하는 존재로 만드셨다고 생각하나요?
  4. 우리 모두는 목표와 바람들이 있습니다. 당신의 인생 목표는 무엇입니까? 왜 이것들이 당신에게 중요합니까?
  5. 우리의 목표와 목적 의식이 죄와 세상에 의해 왜곡될 수 있는 방법에는 무엇이 있습니까? 예를 들어서 이야기 할 수 있는 것이 있다면 나눠보세요.  
  6. 에베소서 2:8-10을 읽으세요. 하나님과 우리의 관계 안에서 일/목적 의식은 어디에서 옵니까? 에베소서 2:8-10에 제시된 순서가 믿음과 선한 일 사이의 올바른 관계를 이해하는 데 왜 중요합니까?
  7. 당신의 삶에서 예수님이 “왜”질문에 대답하신 것은 무엇이 있는가? 또는 당신이 아직 예수님을 믿지 않는다면 당신이 예수님에 대해 가진 “왜”질문은 무엇이 있는가?
Topic #3: The Red Rope

Key Points:

  • We spend too much time thinking about now and not later.
  • Our purpose is not about making ourselves comfortable, but living on mission. 1 Corinthians 9:24
  • We get one chance at this life on earth, so let’s not waste it. Hebrews 12:1
Talk About It
  1. What’s your initial reaction to this topic?
  2. If you knew you were going to die next week, what would you do this week?
  3. How much do you think about temporary stuff in an average week? What about eternal stuff?
  4. Read James 4:14. Why is it important to reflect on the shortness of life?
  5. What would cause somebody to think more about eternity?
  6. Is there a step you need to take based on today’s topic?
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Topic #4: What Is Sin?

Key Points:

  • Sin can be defined as going your own way, trusting and acting on your own opinions and feelings instead of on God’s truth. James 4:17
  • The Bible teaches that every human being is infected at the core with a sinful nature. Romans 3:10-12, 23
  • Sin brings brokenness into our personal lives, our culture, and the world. Romans 6:23
Talk About It
  1. What’s your initial reaction to this topic? What jumped out at you?
  2. How does this video define sin? How would you define it?
  3. On a scale of 1 (Mother Teresa) to 10 (Hitler), how bad of a “sinner” are you? How do you think someone else would rate you?
  4. Read James 1:14-15. Give an example of how sin is a selfish impulse. Where do you think that impulse comes from?
  5. Read Galatians 5:19-21. Why do you think there’s such a wide variety of sin listed there? What would you add to the list?
  6. How have you seen sin derail your life or that of someone you know?
  7. For next week, take an honest look at your own life and identify a few areas of brokenness that you need to address.
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Topic #5: Who Is Jesus?

Key Points:

  • Jesus is both fully God and fully man. John 1:1
  • Jesus lived a sinless life and yet died a criminal’s death on a cross. Isaiah 53:4-6
  • The fundamental fact of the Christian faith is that Jesus died on a cross and rose from the dead. 1 Corinthians 15:3-4
Talk About It
  1. What’s your initial reaction to this topic?
  2. What, if anything, did you learn about Jesus when you were younger?
  3. Read John 1:1. Why is it important to believe that Jesus is fully God? How would it impact Christianity if he were something less?
  4. Read Isaiah 53:5-8. How did Jesus fulfill this prophecy? Why did he have to do it?
  5. Read 1 Corinthians 15:3-4. Why is it important that Jesus rose from the dead? How would it impact the basic Christian message if he didn’t?
  6. Spend some time investigating the claims of Jesus (see below) before next week’s meeting.
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Topic #6: Saving Faith

Key Points:

  • Every human being has a basic problem that keeps them from a rich and satisfying life. John 10:10
  • Jesus fixed the human problem through his death and resurrection. Romans 5:8
  • Your relationship with God begins when you personally trust Jesus for salvation. Romans 3:22

A Sinner’s Prayer:

“Jesus, I recognize I’m a sinner. I know that you died on the cross and rose from the dead so that I could have life. I’m turning from my sin now, and I’m turning to you in faith. I trust in you alone to forgive my sin and give me new life. Thank you for this free gift. Amen.”

Talk About It
  1. What’s your initial reaction to this topic?
  2. Review the definition of sin from the first topic in this track. Why is it important to understand what sin is? Do you agree everyone has a sin problem? Explain.
  3. Read Romans 6:23. Make a list of the ways sin can bring “death” into our lives.
  4. In your own words, explain how the death and resurrection of Jesus fixes our sin problem. 
  5. Read Romans 3:22. Do you believe that anyone can be made right with God by trusting in Jesus? Are there any exceptions?
  6. Have you put your faith in Jesus for salvation? If so, when? If not, are you ready to do it today? See the “Sinner’s Prayer” above.
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Topic #7: The Trifecta

Key Points:

  • The Spirit leads from the inside out, empowering us to honor God every day. Ezekiel 36:26-27
  • The Bible guides us and shows us the attitudes and actions that honor God. 2 Timothy 3:16-17
  • Other believers help us stay on the right track, both one-on-one and in the local church. Galatians 6:1-2
Talk About It
  1. What’s your initial reaction to this topic? 
  2. Read Ezekiel 36:26. Describe the difference between a “stony” heart and a “tender” heart.
  3. Read 2 Timothy 3:16. What does this verse say that scripture does for us? Share a scripture verse that has been “useful” for you.
  4. Share a teaching from the Bible that surprised you when you first heard it. Did you obey it? Why or why not?
  5. Read Galatians 6:1-2. Share a time when another believer helped you on to the right path.
  6. Make a commitment to start reading the Bible every day. Need help? Try a reading plan.
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Topic #8: The Battle

Key Points:

  • There’s a daily battle between our old nature and our new nature. Galatians 5:16-17
  • The freedom we have in Christ is intended to help us love people more, not just live for ourselves. Galatians 5:13-14
  • The Holy Spirit produces relationship-building fruit in our lives. Galatians 5:22-23
  • We participate with God by actively walking “by the Spirit” on a daily basis. Galatians 5:24-25
Talk About It
  1. What’s your initial reaction to this topic?
  2. Give an example of how some people misunderstand the freedom we have in Christ.
  3. Read Galatians 5:16-17. Share about a time when you were not “free to carry out your good intentions”. 
  4. Read Galatians 5:22-23. Which of these is your strongest fruit right now? Which is your weakest?
  5. Name one or two things that haven’t changed in your life, even though you know they should have. Why has it been difficult to change those things?
  6. Make a list of some practical disciplines you can develop to help you walk “by the Spirit”. 
Topic #9: How to Pray

Key Points:

  • Pray to grow close to your father, like you’re in an actual relationship with him. Matthew 6:9
  • Pray to get in step with your king – for his will to be done and not yours. Matthew 6:10
  • Pray to lean on your provider because you need what only he can offer. Matthew 6:11-13
Talk About It
  1. What’s your initial reaction to this topic?
  2. Do you ever feel like prayer is complicated? Explain.
  3. Share a time when God answered one of your prayers. What did that answer tell you about God?
  4. Read Matthew 6:7-8. What would you say is the essence of “Gentile” or pagan prayer? How is Christian prayer different?
  5. When you pray “Your will be done,” what are you actually saying to God?
  6. Read Matthew 6:11-12. If God already knows our needs, why pray for daily food?
  7. Read Matthew 6:13. What inner battles – spiritual, mental, or emotional – do you face on a regular basis? How can prayer prepare you for those battles?
  8. Is there a step you need to take based on today’s topic?
Topic #10: The Commission

Key Points:

  • Jesus wants his followers to go “full circle” and help others pursue God. Matthew 28:19-20
  • Christian maturity comes after we start discipling someone, not before. Ephesians 4:12-13
  • The greatest thing you can do in your life is to help someone pursue God. 2 Timothy 2:2
Talk About It
  1. What’s your initial reaction to this topic?
  2. Who is helping you pursue God? How are they doing it?
  3. Define “full circle” faith in your own words. Where are you on the circle?
  4. How do most churches define “spiritual maturity”? How does this video define it?
  5. Do you think you can help someone else pursue God? Why or why not?
  6. Is there a step you need to take based on today’s topic?
Topic #11: The Process

Key Steps:

  • Disciple-making is simply a series of conversations. 
  • Your job is to help people discover truth, one topic at a time.
  • God makes the seed of truth grow in the heart and mind of the seeker. 1 Corinthians 3:7
Talk About It
  1. What’s your initial reaction to this topic?
  2. Who first shared their faith with you? How did they go about it, and why was it helpful to you?
  3. Do you find sharing your faith difficult? Why or why not?
  4. What does it mean that truth must be discovered? What’s the alternative? Explain.
  5. Read 1 Corinthians 3:7. How do you see this principle at work in your own story of faith?
  6. Do you feel qualified to make disciples? If not, what would qualify you?
  7. Make a list of a few people who might be interested in going through this track with you. Begin praying for those people.
Topic #12: Next Steps

Next Steps:

  1. Cover more training topics (below). 
  2. Practice with the topics in this discipleship track.
  3. Pray for God to open a door for disciple-making.
  4. Follow up with your trainer after you’ve started discipling.
Talk About It
  1. What’s your initial reaction to this topic?
  2. Who in your life can you invite into a discipling relationship? Which discipleship track would be best for them?
  3. Read John 15:16. Do you think the disciples would have ever mobilized if Jesus hadn’t been so direct about it? Explain.
  4. Imagine that you’re discipling someone a year from now. What does your follow up relationship look like with your trainer? How often are you still connecting?
  5. What are some roadblocks that might keep you from helping someone pursue God? How can you eliminate those roadblocks?
  6. What are some training topics (see toggle below) that you’d like to cover with your mentor?
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