Discipleship after baptism
Saying yes to Jesus is a beginning, and so is baptism. The weeks after are where faith takes root, and too many new believers do not know what to do next.
A path, and a person who knows your name
Saying yes to Jesus is a beginning, and so is baptism. The weeks and months that follow are where faith takes root, and that growth happens in community. WWJD.COM walks with people after they say yes, Lord, and after they come up out of the water, through devotionals, mentorship, community, and accountability.
We help each new believer find a place in a local church and in the groups inside it, such as a men’s group, a youth group, or a recovery group, where someone knows their name and walks with them.
Growth tracks in the SuperApp include New Believer Basics, Baptism Preparation, and Leadership Development. Each one gives a next step, with progress markers and accountability from a community.
Faith Is Rising has been reporting the same gap. Read They got baptized at Toledo. What Would Jesus Do next?, Pew Says 41% of Young Adults Are Showing Up, and The Field Is the Altar.
The longer note on how the ministry walks with new believers is on the About page.