ABOUT FAITH
Discipleship at Faith Baptist
"Follow Me" is a call into fellowship with Jesus — and a call to walk with others who are walking with Him too.
NOT A PROGRAM — A JOURNEY
Discipleship isn't a destination we arrive at, a height we attain, or a goal we achieve. It's a journey. And like any journey, it unfolds through a series of steps — sometimes small, sometimes significant.
It's about progress, not a program. That's why Jesus invited those who would become His disciples with two simple words: "Follow Me." It is the same invitation He extends to us today.
"Follow Me" is a call into fellowship with Jesus. It is a call to change. It is a call to walk with Him — and to walk with others who are also walking with Him.
So what's the next step in your discipleship journey? Ask Jesus to show you the steps He is inviting you to take. And as you do, look around — there are others He is calling, too. You may be the one who helps them take their next step.
Faith Groups
What It Is
Faith Groups are our small groups that meet on campus every Wednesday night at 6:15pm.
How It Shapes You
Discipleship rarely happens in isolation — it happens shoulder-to-shoulder with people who know your story and won't let you walk it alone. As you open Scripture together, ask hard questions, and hold one another accountable, you're being shaped, slowly and deliberately, into the likeness of Christ (Romans 8:29).
Community Groups
What It Is
Community Groups meet on the first and third Sunday of each month. They're less formal than Faith Groups — built around shared meals, conversation, and simply doing life together.
How It Shapes You
Not every step of discipleship happens over an open Bible — some of it happens over a dinner table, in the ordinary rhythms of friendship. Community Groups create space for the kind of relationships that carry you through both the mundane and the hard seasons, reflecting the same self-giving fellowship Jesus modeled with His own disciples.
Discipleship Groups
What It Is
Discipleship Groups are focused, intentional relationships — usually just a few people — built around consistent, personal mentorship in the faith.
How It Shapes You
This is where the "Follow Me" invitation gets specific: someone walking a step or two ahead, helping you take your next one. It's the same pattern Jesus used with the Twelve — not a classroom, but a life shared up close.