The Heart Behind It

Most Believers Were Never Discipled. We Refuse to Leave You There.

Be honest: were you ever actually discipled? Not attendance. Not sermons. Did anyone walk with you, week by week, until you could share the gospel, hear the Spirit, walk in freedom, and train someone else to do the same? For most believers the answer is no — and the weakness of the church is the proof. They attend. They give. They serve. But they do not reproduce.

This bootcamp exists to change that. It is not a devotional, and it is not a course you take to feel better about your faith. It is a training ground for disciple-makers — people willing to be formed by the Word, filled by the Spirit, freed from what hinders them, and poured out into the lives of others. There are questions in it designed to surface what you have been avoiding, prayers written to invite the Holy Spirit into rooms you have kept closed, and challenges that will pull you out of comfort entirely. That is intentional. Disciples are not made in comfort.

“The harvest is not finished. The laborers are still few. You are being trained to change that.”
Luke 10:2 · Matthew 28:18–20 · 2 Timothy 2:2–4

The Fourteen Weeks

From Vision Ignition to Commissioning

Every week is built from four elements working together: a Plumb Line teaching held against your life and thinking; a Group Discovery Bible Study where you hear God for yourselves; a Spirit and Deliverance emphasis to keep you free and full; and a Multiplication focus to keep your eyes on others. The daily reading moves through Luke and Acts — Luke shows what Jesus did and taught; Acts shows what happened when ordinary people carried that same Spirit into the world.

Phase I Seeing Weeks 1–4

Vision, identity, mandate, and the hunger for more. Before we labor, we must see — see the harvest, see who we are in Christ, and see our need for His power.

01Vision Ignition
02Who Christ Says You Are
03The Mandate of the Risen King
04The Midnight Door
Phase II Surrender Weeks 5–7

Power flows through what is yielded. Here we lay everything down, learn how multiplication truly works, and find that freedom releases witness.

05Power Before Mission
06How Multiplication Actually Works
07Healing the Great Omission
Phase III Strength Weeks 8–11

The equipped, multiplying, delivered disciple. Four generations deep, filled afresh, operating in gifts, and walking in freedom.

08Four Generations Deep
09Power for the Ends of the Earth
10Equipping the Saints
11Freedom and Deliverance
Phase IV Sending Weeks 12–14

From seeing to going. The disciple is commissioned and launched — sent as a laborer into the harvest, carrying His authority and His Spirit to the world.

12Sent as Laborers
13Power for the Harvest
14Commissioning and Launch

Along the way you will pray the prayers in full — Spirit surrender, Spirit infilling, deliverance — learn to recognize a Person of Peace, and map a four-generation vision: not just who you will disciple, but who they will disciple. Week 12 is not a graduation. It is a commissioning.

Luke 10:1–9 · Acts 1:8 · Ephesians 4:11–16

One Notebook · Three Runs

Multiplication Is Built Into the Binding

The notebook contains the full fourteen weeks three times — not because the publisher ran out of ideas, but because the expectation is printed into the pages: you will go through it, then lead someone else through it, then watch them lead someone else. When Run 1 ends, the Run 2 registration page is waiting on the very next page. This notebook is meant to be worn out.

1

You Are Trained

Your first journey: fourteen weeks as a participant, formed by the Word, filled with the Spirit, set free, and given a vision for the harvest.

2

You Train Another

You find someone and lead them through the same fourteen weeks. What you received, you now give. This is where disciples become disciple-makers.

3

They Train the Next

You oversee the person you discipled leading their own group. Four generations come into view — and the multiplication no longer depends on you.

2 Timothy 2:2 · Luke 6:40 · Acts 2:42–47

The "I Wills"

Small Obedience. Grand Miracles.

At the center of every week sit seven Discovery Questions — and question five always ends the same way: with a written "I Will" — a specific act of obedience with a timeframe, made before God and your group. Then question six: who will you tell about what you discovered? Name them. And the weekly Challenge is not optional — it is where the Word moves from your notebook into your life.

One "I will" looks small. It is meant to. But stacked week upon week — three runs, 42 weeks of recorded obedience in your own handwriting — those small acts become a transformed life, transformed lives become testimonies, and testimonies become a move of God. He who is faithful in what is least is faithful also in much. The miracles you are hungry for are on the other side of the obedience you are avoiding.

“If you love Me, keep My commandments.” — John 14:15

Hear

Read Luke and Acts daily, and discover together in the group — seven questions, no lecture, the Word speaking for itself before anyone tells you what to think.

Obey

Write your "I Will" — one specific act of obedience, with a timeframe. Written down. Spoken aloud. Owned before God and your group.

Tell

Name who you will tell — then testify next week: what happened when you obeyed? The stories build faith, and faith builds the next obedience.

Luke 16:10 · James 1:22 · John 14:15

The Notebook

Get Your Copy — Meant to Be Worn Out

Harvest Discipleship Bootcamp 101 by R. Vincent Hanson — the first volume of the Workers of the Harvest Series. The printed notebook carries all three runs, every prayer in full, the Persons of Peace tracker, and the four-generation vision map. The e-book is free — because freely you have received, freely give. Both are coming in English and Portuguese.

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The Close of the Journey · 42 Weeks of I Wills

Tell What God Has Done

At the end of the third run, the notebook closes with one instruction: you are holding 42 weeks of recorded obedience. Look back through every "I Will" written across your three runs — every group meeting, every passage, every small commitment made before God and your brothers and sisters. Then testify: What did the Lord do? Which small acts of obedience did He take and multiply into something you never expected? Which names written in faith became disciples in fact?

“And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony.” — Revelation 12:11

This is the place the notebook sends you. Share your story below — it is fuel for someone else's obedience, a weapon against the enemy, and a record of the faithfulness of God.