D-Groups Resources
Reading Plan Curriculum
Each group will follow the D-Group Reading Plan as the main guide for weekly Bible engagement and discussion. Along the way, groups will also dive into Francis Chan’s Multiply to grow in understanding discipleship, and later explore John Mark Comer’s Practicing the Way—prayer spiritual formation practical tools, guided teachings, and discussions to strengthen your walk with Jesus.
H.E.A.R. Reading Plan Journal and Method
The HEAR journaling method promotes reading the Bible with a life-transforming purpose—not just checking boxes. This journal follows the D-Group Reading Plan to help you read, hear, and apply God’s Word together in community.
D-Groups Reading Plan Focus Resources
In this document, you will find helpful resources to come alongside your D-Group Reading plan. These focuses are important pieces in intentionally making disciples. We believe the Word of God is living and active and enough to change peoples’ lives. So, these focuses are merely a supplement to you to help give focus to certain areas that we would like to see God do in our people’s lives, such as a good framework for reading and reflecting on God’s word, living out the 5 marks of a disciple, and praying for who is to be the next disciple.
In this document you will find:
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How to Study the Bible (chapter 3 of Multiply)
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Developing a daily prayer rhythm
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Serve the Cause
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Who’s Next? (Chapter 1 of Multiply)
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Living as an Ambassador
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Choose Community
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Invest in the Kingdom
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Invite the Next Disciple
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Reflection
D-Group Meeting Frameworks
Choose the framework that best fits your group's schedule. Both formats prioritize Scripture discussion through HEAR Journaling while allowing space for community and prayer.
D-Group Participants Covenant
Choose the framework that best fits your group's schedule. Both formats prioritize Scripture discussion through HEAR Journaling while allowing space for community and prayer.
New D-Groups and Multiplication
If this is your first time leading a group after completing the D-Group curriculum, or if you’re a current D-Group Leader preparing to start a new cycle, use this link and follow the steps provided.