You Keep Meaning to Make Disciples. Why Hasn't It Actually Started?
In 45 minutes, move from good intentions to real traction — build a simple disciple-making rhythm you can keep where you already live, work, and play, even when life is full.
A simple disciple-making rhythmA plan you can start this weekPeople moving with you
Free 45-minute live lab · October 21 · 3:00–3:45pm ET · Zoom
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From Intention to Disciple-Making Traction · October 21 · 3:00–3:45pm ET · Zoom · Free
Taught by practitioners helping ordinary believers make disciples where they already live, work, and play.
The real problem
Good Intentions Don't Become Disciple-Making
A lot of us genuinely want to make disciples in our normal week. But the calendar fills, the next step stays fuzzy, and we quietly carry it alone — so we stay at "I should," month after month. The problem isn't your desire or your character. It's that intention was never turned into a focused, repeatable rhythm with people moving alongside you.
1You feel unfocused
You care about a lot of people, so you spread thin and never give anyone your real attention.
2You don't know the next step
You're not sure what rhythm to start with, so the week passes and nothing actually begins.
3You feel alone in it
No one is doing this with you, so it's easy to stall, drift, and quietly give up.
If nothing changes
Next Month Will Look a Lot Like This One
Without a clear rhythm, good intentions quietly repeat. Here is what tends to continue when nothing changes.
You stay busy but unfocused, with no one you're actually pursuing.
You keep waiting for a clearer moment that never quite comes.
You keep doing this on your own, so it stays fragile and easy to drop.
You don't need more information on your own. You need a clear rhythm — and people moving with you. This lab won't fix everything in 45 minutes. It will help you stop drifting, count the cost honestly, and commit to one rhythm you can actually keep.
The tool
A Rhythm Built on CFC
A disciple-making rhythm only sticks when three things are in place. We call it CFC — commitment, focus, and consistency. Get these clear, and "someday" becomes a real, repeatable practice in your actual week.
CCommitment
Decide who and what you're committing to, and count the cost up front so you actually follow through.
FFocus
Narrow from "everyone" to a few real people and one clear next step you can give your attention to.
CConsistency
Choose a repeatable cadence you can sustain when the week gets full — not a burst you can't keep.
The 3-2-1 Rhythm. We'll turn CFC into a simple 3-2-1 weekly pattern — a cadence that makes disciple-making something you actually do, not just intend.
In 45 minutes, you'll leave with your CFC plan. Enough to know exactly what to start this week.
What you'll walk away with
You'll Leave With a Rhythm You Can Keep
✓A simple, written disciple-making rhythm built on CFC — commitment, focus, consistency
✓A short list of the specific people you're focusing on
✓A 3-2-1 weekly cadence you can start this week
✓An honest count of what it will cost to get real traction
✓One next step you can take in the next 7 days — and a sense of who's moving with you
Is this for you?
Who This Lab Is For
This lab is for people serious about making disciples where they live, work, and play — especially those who have tried before but keep stalling at intention. It's for covocational leaders with full weeks who need focus, not more inspiration. And it's for anyone who feels unfocused, unsure of the next step, or like they're doing this alone.
A live lab in session — real practitioners, real conversations.
Common questions
CFC stands for commitment, focus, and consistency — the three things that turn good intentions into a disciple-making rhythm you actually keep. We'll walk through all three and help you build yours in the lab.
No. This is for ordinary believers making disciples where they live, work, and play. If you can commit to a few people and a simple weekly rhythm, you can do this.
Yes. It's a live 45-minute lab on Zoom, kept to a small group, so you can ask real questions about your real situation.
Nothing. The lab is free and limited to 25 seats. The cost we'll help you count is the time and focus it takes to actually start.
Dave and Mark, covocational disciple-makers who practice this in ordinary jobs, families, and relationships.
Built from practice. Dave and Mark help ordinary believers make disciples inside real jobs, families, and relationships — where you already live, work, and relate.
Stop Stalling at Good Intentions.
Join the October lab and leave with a disciple-making rhythm you can actually keep — and people moving with you. One focused, repeatable next step, built in 45 minutes.
