Go Deep With God — and Never Look Back

The Discipleship House is a full-journey, A-to-Z intensive training school that takes you from faith foundations all the way to commissioning — building biblical literacy, spiritual disciplines, and real ministry skills at your own pace, wherever you are in life.

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"I built this school for the believer who is done with shallow — and ready to be rooted, equipped, and sent."

— Michele Beauvoir

What you'll learn

What you'll be able to do

Study the full arc of the Old and New Testaments, articulate core Christian doctrine, and confidently answer common challenges to the faith through basic apologetics.
Establish consistent personal spiritual disciplines — daily prayer, Scripture meditation, worship, and journaling — that sustain a deepening walk with God.
Engage in real local outreach and understand the theology and logistics of domestic or international mission work, ready to step into a short-term trip.
Build and participate in accountable Christian community through small-group rhythms, confession, encouragement, and Kingdom-minded friendship.
Discover and begin deploying personal spiritual gifts in practical ministry contexts, from leading Bible studies to serving the vulnerable in your city.
Embody the character, wisdom, and servant-leadership qualities of a Proverbs 31 woman (or man of equivalent virtue), integrating faith into family, work, and public life.

How it works

A school that adapts to you

This isn't a set of static videos. Every lesson is generated live and tuned to where you actually are.

We learn your level

A quick placement check tailors your starting point so you're never bored or lost.

Lessons adapt as you go

Each lesson is written for your pace and your goal, adjusting as your skills grow.

Your AI coach keeps you moving

Checkpoints, feedback, and gentle nudges turn progress into a real result.

The curriculum

What's inside your school

12 modules · 58 lessons

Faith Foundations: Knowing God and His Word

Establishes the bedrock of Christian belief by orienting every student — regardless of background — to who God is, what the Bible is, and why discipleship matters.

1.1What Is Discipleship? A Call for Every PersonIncluded
1.2The Nature and Character of GodIncluded
1.3How We Got the Bible: Authority, Reliability, and InspirationIncluded
1.4How to Read and Interpret the BibleIncluded
1.5Your Story and God's Story: Finding Your Place in the GospelIncluded

Biblical Literacy: Old Testament Survey

Walks through the full arc of the Old Testament — its major periods, books, characters, and themes — building the biblical foundation every disciple needs.

2.1The Pentateuch: Creation, Covenant, and the LawIncluded
2.2History Books: Israel's Rise, Failure, and God's FaithfulnessIncluded
2.3Wisdom Literature: Psalms, Proverbs, and Living WellIncluded
2.4The Major Prophets: God's Justice and Coming HopeIncluded
2.5The Minor Prophets and the Bridge to the New TestamentIncluded

Biblical Literacy: New Testament Survey

Traces the life of Jesus, the birth of the Church, and the letters and prophecy that define Christian faith and mission.

3.1The Gospels: The Life, Teaching, and Work of JesusIncluded
3.2Acts: The Holy Spirit and the Birth of the ChurchIncluded
3.3Paul's Letters: Grace, Identity, and CommunityIncluded
3.4General Epistles: Faith That Works in Real LifeIncluded
3.5Revelation and the Kingdom's CompletionIncluded

Christian Doctrine and Apologetics

Equips students to articulate and confidently defend the core beliefs of the Christian faith in conversation with any worldview.

4.1Core Christian Doctrines Every Believer Should KnowIncluded
4.2Understanding Other Worldviews and Faith TraditionsIncluded
4.3Introduction to Apologetics: Reasons to BelieveIncluded
4.4Answering Hard Questions About the FaithIncluded
4.5Sharing Your Faith with ConfidenceIncluded

Spiritual Formation and Personal Disciplines

Builds the internal life of the disciple through daily habits of prayer, worship, Scripture meditation, journaling, and Spirit-led growth.

5.1The Disciplined Life: Why Spiritual Habits MatterIncluded
5.2Prayer: Learning to Communicate with GodIncluded
5.3Worship, Fasting, and Sacred RhythmsIncluded
5.4Scripture Meditation and JournalingIncluded
5.5Hearing God's Voice and DiscernmentIncluded

Community Life, Accountability, and Small Groups

Forms students in the rhythms of authentic Christian community — including small groups, confession, encouragement, and Kingdom-minded friendship.

6.1The Theology of Community: Why We Need Each OtherIncluded
6.2Small Group Life: Leading and Participating WellIncluded
6.3Accountability, Confession, and RestorationIncluded
6.4Conflict, Forgiveness, and Healthy RelationshipsIncluded
6.5Building Kingdom Friendships Across DifferenceIncluded

Discovering and Deploying Your Spiritual Gifts

Helps every student identify their God-given spiritual gifts and begin using them in real ministry contexts with confidence and accountability.

7.1What Are Spiritual Gifts? A Biblical OverviewIncluded
7.2Discovering Your Personal Gifts and CallingIncluded
7.3Leading a Bible Study or DevotionalIncluded
7.4Serving the Vulnerable: Practical Compassion MinistryIncluded
7.5Stewardship: Time, Money, and Gifts for Kingdom PurposesIncluded

Evangelism and Local Outreach

Moves students from classroom knowledge into active, humble, and culturally aware local evangelism and community service.

8.1The Great Commission: Every Believer's AssignmentIncluded
8.2Your Personal Testimony: Crafting and Sharing Your StoryIncluded
8.3Relational Evangelism: Sharing Faith in Everyday LifeIncluded
8.4Planning and Executing a Local Outreach EventIncluded
8.5Compassion and Justice: Gospel-Centered Social ActionIncluded

Missions: Domestic and International

Prepares students theologically and practically to engage in short-term or long-term mission work at home or abroad.

9.1The Biblical Basis for MissionsIncluded
9.2Understanding Culture: How to Enter a Community WellIncluded
9.3Domestic Missions: Reaching Your Own BackyardIncluded
9.4International Mission Trips: Preparation and PracticeIncluded
9.5Long-Term Calling: Discerning a Missions VocationIncluded

The Proverbs 31 Life: Character, Virtue, and Servant Leadership

Draws on Proverbs 31 and complementary Scripture to form every student — women and men — in godly character, wisdom, and integrated faith across all of life.

10.1Reading Proverbs 31: Portrait of a Person of ValorIncluded
10.2Integrity, Diligence, and Excellence in WorkIncluded
10.3Generosity, Justice, and Care for the VulnerableIncluded
10.4Faith, Family, and Faithful RelationshipsIncluded
10.5Wisdom, Dignity, and Speaking with PurposeIncluded

Online Discipleship: Learning and Growing in a Digital Age

Equips students to pursue and sustain serious discipleship through self-paced digital tools, online community, and Spirit-led accountability beyond a physical campus.

11.1Making the Most of Self-Paced Digital DiscipleshipIncluded
11.2Building Accountability and Community OnlineIncluded
11.3Recommended Digital Resources and How to Use ThemIncluded
11.4Integrating What You've Learned into Daily LifeIncluded

Commissioning: Sending You Into a Lifetime of Discipleship

Celebrates growth, clarifies each student's next steps, and sends them forward as equipped, accountable, lifelong disciples and ministers.

12.1Personal Ministry Plan: Writing Your Discipleship RoadmapIncluded
12.2Finding and Joining a Local Church or Ministry CommunityIncluded
12.3Mentoring Others: Becoming a DisciplerIncluded
12.4Commissioning and Sending: You Are SentIncluded

Who it's for

Is this you?

The Hungry New Believer

Just gave their life to Christ and wants a structured, trustworthy map through the whole Bible and basic doctrine before bad information fills the gap.

The Gap-Year Seeker

A young adult weighing a YWAM DTS or similar residential program who wants serious discipleship training and missions preparation they can begin right now, online.

The Proverbs 31 Woman

A woman who wants to pursue genuine Christlike character — in her work, her relationships, her family, and her public voice — rooted in Scripture, not just inspiration.

The Local Church Leader

A pastor, elder, or lay leader looking for a comprehensive, proven discipleship curriculum to run their congregation through — one that covers everything from Bible survey to small-group leadership.

The Longtime Believer Ready to Go Deeper

Has attended church for years but wants to finally fill the gaps — in biblical literacy, apologetics, spiritual disciplines, and ministry skills — and move from spectator to active discipler.

The Missions-Hearted Servant

Feels called to domestic or international outreach and wants the theological grounding, cultural preparation, and practical evangelism training to step out with confidence.

Questions

Frequently asked

Your teacher

A note from your teacher

Michele Beauvoir

Maybe you've been a believer for years — decades, even — and something in you still feels like you're standing at the edge of the deep end, unsure how to get in. You love God. You show up. But if someone asked you to explain the difference between the Major and Minor Prophets, or walk a friend through a hard question about the faith, or simply describe what your spiritual gifts actually are and how to use them... you'd hesitate.

Or maybe you're newer to faith, and you're hungry — genuinely hungry — but no one has handed you a map. You want to read the whole Bible and actually understand it. You want to pray and feel like God is real on the other side of that conversation. You want to know what you believe and why, and you want your life to look different because of it. You just don't know where to start.

That's exactly why The Discipleship House exists. I built this school because I believe every believer deserves the kind of deep, structured, full-journey discipleship that used to require moving across the country, leaving your job, or enrolling in a residential program. The same biblical grounding. The same formation of character. The same hands-on ministry preparation. Accessible to you — wherever you are, whatever season of life you're in.

This school will walk you through the entire sweep of Scripture, from the creation covenant in Genesis to the consummation of the Kingdom in Revelation. It will teach you not just to read the Bible, but to interpret it faithfully. It will help you build a prayer life that feels alive, establish worship and fasting and journaling as anchors rather than obligations, and learn to hear God's voice with discernment. It will equip you to share your faith without fear, serve your city with purpose, and step into missions — local or global — with real preparation.

And it won't leave you in the classroom. The Proverbs 31 unit will challenge you to integrate every ounce of what you've learned into how you work, how you speak, how you love your family, and how you treat the vulnerable. The commissioning unit will send you out with a written ministry plan, a path to mentoring others, and a clear sense that you are not just a student anymore — you are a discipler.

I won't pretend this school is easy. It's intensive on purpose, because the world needs disciples who are rooted, not just inspired. But I will promise you this: every lesson is written with you in mind. Not the theologian. Not the seminary student. You — the person who wants to know God deeply and live that out faithfully. Come as you are. We'll go deep together.