Hokmah ExpositorDiscipleship Curriculum

DISCIPLESHIP CURRICULUM

Disciple one person at a time, starting where they are.

Hokmah Expositor drafts a twelve-session discipleship track from Scripture, shaped by where the disciple is coming from, their age and their Bible knowledge. Every session comes with a guide for you and a sheet for the disciple.

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HOKMAH EXPOSITORDiscipleship Track
Discipleship Track screen with the track name and spiritual profile choices such as New convert, Coming from Catholicism, Coming from Pentecostalism and Traditional evangelical
01Fill in the disciple's profile, and the track is drafted for them.

Choose your confessional layer

Scripture onlyWestminster ConfessionLondon Baptist Confession (1689)

HOW IT WORKS

From a first conversation
to a track you can follow.

You know the person you are discipling. Hokmah drafts a track around what you tell it, for you to examine before each meeting.

  1. Name the track

    Usually the disciple's name, so you can find it again in My Hokmah.

  2. Describe the disciple

    Where they are coming from, their age group and their Bible knowledge, plus any notes of your own.

  3. Set the goal and the rhythm

    Foundations of the faith, integration into the church, profession of faith and membership, leadership formation or spiritual restoration. Weekly or every two weeks, for 45, 60 or 75 minutes.

  4. Generate the overview, then each session

    The overview gives the track objective, the pastoral implications of the profile, the twelve sessions and recommendations for you. Then generate the sessions one at a time.

WHERE THEY ARE COMING FROM

The same gospel,
explained for this person.

Choose a spiritual profile: new convert, coming from Catholicism, coming from Pentecostalism, traditional evangelical, Reformed context, long-time member or returning to the faith.

Some profiles and ages change what the track emphasizes. The disciple's Bible knowledge changes the language and depth of every session.

  • Catholic backgroundThe gospel of grace, the sufficiency of Christ and Scripture as the authority. The sacraments without aggressiveness.
  • Pentecostal backgroundThe Word governs experience. Progressive sanctification. Security in Christ.
  • Returning to the faithWelcome, a return to the means of grace and hope, with guilt answered by the gospel.
  • TeensConcrete applications to school, social media and identity, in a conversational rhythm.
  • Young adultsWork, relationships and purpose, in direct language.
  • Bible knowledgeBasic explains every term. Advanced adds one or two Greek or Hebrew words and confessional connections.

THE TWELVE SESSIONS

The essentials of the faith,
in a sequence that builds.

The sequence is fixed, from the gospel to perseverance and mission, so nothing essential is skipped. The profile shapes how each session is explained and applied.

SessionBase text
1. The Gospel: the center of everythingEph 2:1-10
2. Who is God? Holiness and graceIsa 6; Ps 103
3. The Word of God: authority and sufficiency2 Tim 3:16-17
4. Man and sin: the need for ChristRom 3
5. New life and union with Christ2 Cor 5:17; Gal 2:20
6. Sanctification: struggle, Spirit, and hopeRom 8
7. Means of grace: Word, prayer, and fellowshipActs 2:42
8. A renewed mind: the Christian worldviewRom 12:1-2
9. What is the Church? Body, membership, and unityEph 4
10. Baptism and the Lord's Supper: signs of the covenantMatt 28:18-20; 1 Cor 11:23-26
11. Gifts and service: life in the body1 Pet 4:10-11
12. Perseverance and mission: walking to the endPhil 1:6; Matt 28

Sessions quote the English Standard Version.

INSIDE EVERY SESSION

A guide for you.
A sheet for the disciple.

When you choose a confession, the session also carries a confessional reference applied to what you are teaching.

Discipler's Guide

For you, before and during the meeting

  1. Welcome and connection. Relational questions and a spiritual follow-up.
  2. Reading the base text, with a supporting text.
  3. Central idea in one clear sentence.
  4. Faithful explanation: context, key terms and the central idea developed.
  5. Essential doctrine, with its practical implications.
  6. Guided questions: at least six, for observation, interpretation and application.
  7. Spiritual practice for the week: Bible reading, prayer and a concrete practice.
  8. Next steps and closing prayer.
  9. Discipler's notes: the pastoral objective, likely difficulties, mistakes to avoid and tone.

Disciple's Sheet

For the disciple to keep

  • Theme, base text and central idea
  • Three points to remember
  • Reflection questions
  • Practice for the week: reading, prayer and practice
  • A verse to memorize
  • A suggested prayer

BEFORE YOU MEET

A draft is a
starting point.

Hokmah generates the track with AI. It can misread a text or get a reference wrong, and it knows only what you tell it about the disciple.

  • You check interpretations, references and confessional citations before each meeting.
  • Your track is saved, so you can come back and keep generating the sessions.
  • The discipler's notes help you anticipate difficulties and choose the right tone.
  • It does not export a PDF. Copy each session into your own document.
  • It does not replace the relationship. Discipleship still happens between people.
  • It does not replace your study or your knowledge of the disciple.

Hokmah prepares the draft. The discipler remains responsible for what is taught.

PRICING

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DISCIPLESHIP QUESTIONS

Before you begin
the first session.

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Is it for one-on-one discipleship or a group?

Each track is built around a disciple profile. You can lead it one-on-one, or with a small group whose members share that profile.

Can I use it to prepare new members?

Yes. Choose "Profession of faith / membership" as the main goal. The twelve sessions include the church and membership, baptism and the Lord's Supper, and gifts and service in the body.

How does it handle someone from a Catholic or Pentecostal background?

For a Catholic background, the track emphasizes the gospel of grace, the sufficiency of Christ and Scripture as the authority, and treats the sacraments without aggressiveness. For a Pentecostal background, it emphasizes the Word governing experience, progressive sanctification and security in Christ.

How many sessions are there, and how long are they?

Twelve, in a fixed sequence from the gospel to perseverance and mission. You choose weekly or every two weeks, and 45, 60 or 75 minutes per session.

Does it work for Reformed Baptist churches?

Yes. Choose the London Baptist Confession (1689) or the Westminster Confession as the confessional layer, or keep the track to Scripture only.

Is it free?

You can start free with limited use and no credit card. Paid plans remove the limit and sync your work to your account.

MAKE DISCIPLES

Begin with the next person
God has put in front of you.

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