Discipleship in the New Testament is not a program or a curriculum. It is the ordinary shape of the Christian life — being with Jesus, becoming like Jesus, and helping other people do the same (Mark 3:14; Matthew 28:19–20). This collection of studies walks through what Jesus meant by 'follow me,' how the early church made disciples in Acts, what Paul meant by 'imitate me as I imitate Christ,' and how to disciple a spouse, a child, a friend, or a small group in ordinary rhythms of Scripture, prayer, obedience, and community. Especially useful for new believers, small-group leaders, parents, and any Christian who wants to move from consuming teaching to reproducing it.