Learn about The Compass 2.0
June 17, 2008 by Tim Henderson
As legendary discipler Roger Hershey says, a mature disciple is one who walks by faith, communicates their faith, and multiplies their faith. The Compass is a tool from Centerfield Productions designed to help staff and student disciplers guide other students through the process of becoming mature disciples.
Version 2.0 has been freshly updated for the 2008 school year with a sweet new look that matches the new design of Cru.Comm. In addition to over 45 lesson files, The Compass contains a number of other resources including a series of four talks by Roger Hershey on the right reasons, people, components, and content for discipleship.
Discipleship is at the heart of our mission to turn lost students into Christ-centered laborers. The Compass is a tool that can give clarity to discipleship program on your campus and help your disciplers do an excellent job.
The previous version of The Compass is available on CD from New Life Resources for as little as $7.50 a disc. (It has the identical content in a prior design.) The newest version is available exclusively via web-based subscription to Centerfield’s resources. It’s a sweet deal—you should check it out.
* CDs for Students and Churches.
* Online Subscription Information.
In the meantime here are some free samples and a list of the full content. Have at it.
The Compass is organized under three main headings: Walk, Communicate, and Multiply, which corresponds with our understanding that a mature disciple is one who walks, communicates and multiplies their faith. You can find over 40 lessons to prepare you to lead great discipleship appointments with students.
Before you get started though we’d strongly recommend you first listen to each of Roger Hershey’s excellent talks on the right reasons, people, components, and content of discipleship. The first is free. The last three require a subscription.
Also, be sure to read How to Use The Compass. It will help you and your disciple get the most out of this tool.
If you are a subscriber here is the full content of The Compass