The Bridge: Student to Student Discipleship
V. 1: My Relationship with God
V. 2: My Relationship With My World

N. J. Lindquist 

Many people who have at some time given their lives to God continue to live without a solid understanding of who God is and how they can maintain a close personal relationship with him. 

The Bridge V. 1 was created to make sure that today’s teens not only understand their faith, but also have a vibrant, ongoing relationship with God. 

 

 

Most Christians know that God wants them to live in close relationships with other believers while reaching out to nonbelievers, but are uncertain as to exactly how to do this. 

The Bridge V. 2 helps teens live for God in today’s world within the context of a variety of different relationships.

 

 

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Reviews

“One of the most effective strategies for going into the next century.” Josh MacDowell 

“[High Impact’s] materials for youth cell groups are the best available, combining an intense evangelism focus with growth steps for new believers. Try it...you’ll like it!” Dr. Ralph W. Neighbour, Jr. 

“God is raising up a generation of young people who have the potential to change our world...Many believe we are on the front-end of a major revival in which (this) generation will be used in a mighty way. Never before have I seen a generation of students with so much potential. I hear stories from all over the world of how God is using students...to minister to their peers through the relational model of ministry called student-led cell groups. N. J. ‘Nancy’ Lindquist, through her love and insight for teenagers, has written these wonderful student-to-student discipleship book. It will further prepare (teens) to minister to (their) peers and equip them to wholeheartedly serve God throughout their lives.” Ted Stump, High Impact Ministries 

"I have been starting to read through The Bridges and my son will soon be using them for his personal devotions and we will be using them to begin his discipleship process. What I have read so far is awesome!!! Praise the Lord for you all and your ministry! This will be a great blessing to (my son)…" A mother 

Bridge 1

Weekly Goals

That the new disciple will: 

Week 1
Feel loved “as is”—and willing to be used by God. 

Week 2
Realize we all have a choice as to whether we obey God or not—and choose to obey. 

Week 3 
Understand that although we were created by God to be his own children, we all mess up by wanting our own way—and accept Christ’s sacrifice and forgiveness. 

Week 4
Recognize the need for deep personal relationships with God and other believers—and foster those relationships. 

Week 5
See the need for continued growth—and be willing to take the time and not become either impatient or despondent. 

Week 6 
Realize that becoming a man or woman of God is not something for the future but for right now—and become an active disciple.


 

Bridge 2

Weekly Goals

That the new disciple will: 

Week 1 
Understand the need to evaluate his or her values and beliefs—and take the time to get them in line with what God wants.

Week 2 
Understand that God's way of doing things is different from what we see in the world—and evaluate his or her own life and make necessary changes. 

Week 3 
See that Satan is hard at work to keep him or her from being a useful servant and ambassador of God—and prepare to join the battle.

Week 4 
Understand that while Jesus was here on earth, he gave us an example to follow in using the Bible, prayer, and tapping into the power of the Holy Spirit—and plan how to follow that example. 

Week 5 
Understand that from the moment we give our lives to God, God gives us talents and responsibilities—and prepare to be part of a team that helps each other and reaches out to those who don't know him. 

Week 6 
See the advantages of losing one's life to God—and make a firm commitment to spend a lifetime as God's faithful servant.

 

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