
The Church Lobby Ep 124: The Art and Science of Making Disciples, with Peyton Jones
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Mar 19, 2026 Peyton Jones, a church planter and author of Discipology, outlines disciple-making drawn from Jesus’ life. He describes the Discipology Flywheel of Time, Teaching, and Tactics. He traces Jesus’ three-year pattern—come and see, follow me, send—and explains how focused relationships, practical training, and intentional sending form sustainable movements.
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Discipology Flywheel Defined
- Discipology is a three-circle model: time, teaching, and tactics forming a mobilization flywheel for disciple-making.
- Peyton derived it from Jesus' three-year pattern: spend time, then teach, then send to reproduce disciples.
We Were Rarely Discipled Personally
- Most Christians never experienced one-on-one discipling, so they don't know how to make disciples themselves.
- Peyton compares typical introduction to faith (Bible given, told to pray, come back next week) to being dropped with an unused parachute.
Always Start Disciple-Making With A Partner
- Don't send people into disciple-making alone; recruit a 'number two' to join the journey together.
- Peyton's Through the Word beta asked participants to find a friend and pray, mirroring Andrew bringing Peter.




