FAQs

The only required purchase is a copy of the Warrior Disciple book for each participant. Leader guides, discussion resources, fireteam materials, promotional materials, and permission to use the system in your local ministry are free.

Yes, but the book was designed to be used in close fellowship with other Christian men. You will normally gain far more through discussion, prayer, accountability, mentoring, confession of sin, and the iron-sharpening-iron fellowship described in Proverbs 27:17.

The program normally lasts about 9 to 12 months. Groups can meet weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, and leaders can adjust the pace based on discussion needs and the use of bonus sessions.

It can work with two men, a small group of 3 to 8, a larger ministry, or a church-wide program. Large groups should usually divide into smaller discussion groups so every man can participate.

Meet in a home, church room, restaurant, coffee shop, library, office, community space, or through video meetings. Choose a location that is accessible, comfortable, and suitable for honest conversation.

A pastor can lead the program, but the system can also be led by a faithful, spiritually mature Christian man who prepares carefully, handles Scripture responsibly, keeps discussion on track, and works under appropriate church accountability.

The ministry is rooted in historic evangelical Protestant Christianity, the authority and sufficiency of Scripture, salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, and the necessity of local-church fellowship. Read the full statement of faith on the What We Believe page.

Yes. The Members page is now an open resource library with no account or password required.

Yes. Paperback and Kindle editions are available through Amazon in the United States and Canada. Paperback editions are also available through several international Amazon stores.

Contact Warrior Disciple with the number of copies you are considering, your location, and your desired timeline. We can discuss the best available ordering route.

No. Christian discipleship belongs in the life and fellowship of the local church. Warrior Disciple is a tool that should support biblical preaching, pastoral oversight, worship, fellowship, service, and the ordinary means of grace.

A meeting can include prayer, a brief personal check-in, discussion of the assigned material, biblical application, review of challenges, accountability, and closing prayer. Many groups will find 60 to 90 minutes workable.