Discipleship Evangelism Tools & Resources

The Lord never told us to make converts. He called us to make disciples. It is not true that some people are called just to have their sins forgiven and others to become disciples. Being a disciple is God’s plan for every Christian. There is only one instance in all of the New Testament where believers are called Christians. “Disciple” or “disciples,” used 569 times in the New Testament, are the names attached to those who truly believed in Jesus. The Lord intended for us to produce disciples.

While all are called to make disciples, sometimes we need some help in doing so. There are many evangelism resources out there, but we disciple people through the Discipleship Evangelism (DE) course, a program written by Andrew Wommack and Don Krow.

The Discipleship Evangelism resources are designed to help you lead friends and family through the basics of the faith, into a progressively deeper understanding of the Lord’s grace towards us and how we can lay hold of His full salvation through faith.

Split into 3 levels of 16 lessons each, the DE course gives you valuable discipleship resources in an easy-to-use format.
Level 1 covers topics such as eternal life, the nature of God, and how to receive the Holy Spirit.
Level 2 helps you discover your authority as a believer, how to meditate on God’s Word, and what to do when your prayers seem unanswered.
Level 3 makes things even more practical by teaching you how to operate in the divine flow, the purpose of miracles, and how to use your testimony to glorify God and demonstrate His lovingkindness to others.

We are delighted to be able to make the Discipleship Evangelism resources available for free thanks to Andrew’s Partners. You can watch the series and download the course materials below.

If you are looking for further discipleship resources or evangelism tools, we also offer other free Bible study resources in form of Teaching Articles, which you can find here.

The DE level 3 lesson videos are different from the DE PDF files. Please enjoy the videos as an extra material to learn from.