Step into real settings. Walk through workplaces, homes, businesses, and neighborhood spaces where disciple-making is being practiced in normal life. Watch what happens, ask questions while it’s fresh, and stop guessing what this is supposed to look like.
Limited spots. New York City. 3 to 4 days. Built for people making disciples while living normal working lives.
This removes the guesswork.
You won’t sit in a room all day taking notes. You’ll step into homes, coffee shops, workplaces, and businesses where real people are trying to live this out.
You watch something happen, then immediately ask the person to walk you through their thinking. That’s a conversation you can’t have from a book or a conference room.
You don’t leave trying to imagine it. You’ve already seen it.
Good training gives you language and tools. Sometimes it even gives you practice. But most people still go home trying to picture what this looks like in actual homes, workplaces, neighborhoods, and weekly rhythms.
Short prayer, focused teaching, and one question to carry with you
Visit 1–2 real places: a business, home, or neighborhood space
Watch real conversations, sometimes try one yourself, and note what surprised you
Dinner, debrief, questions, and a few concrete next steps
You’re trying to make disciples in everyday life, but it still feels fuzzy. You’ve heard the principles. You’ve seen the diagrams. Now you need to watch it happen in the wild.
You don’t have to be in full-time ministry. This is for people with jobs, neighborhoods, churches, families, and actual weekly responsibilities.
Step into real workplaces, homes, and everyday rhythms where disciple-making is being practiced in normal life.
See how disciple-making can happen in dense, relational, urban settings through ordinary work, hospitality, and daily life.
“The Immersion was truly life-changing. It reshaped the way I see missions. I realized my everyday work is a mission field, not something separate from it.
I walked away with practical, reproducible tools I could use immediately. Since then, I’ve started leading multiple high school discipleship groups, and one of those groups is preparing for a trip to New York City this summer to put these principles into practice. This wasn’t just inspiring. It led to real action and lasting change.”
Howard H.
“The OKC Immersion gave me a clear picture of what can happen when ordinary believers faithfully practice the simple things God has given us. I saw how disciple-making can happen right where we already spend our time, especially in the workplace, when we become intentional with the people around us.
It was also powerful to be surrounded by others carrying the same vision. Being with people pursuing disciple-making and multiplication gave me fresh confidence in what God can do through simple, faithful obedience.”
Andy K.
If you’re done guessing what disciple-making looks like in normal life, come see it up close.
If you're still discerning whether an immersion is the right step, join the field room first. You'll get a feel for the community, hear from practitioners, and see what ongoing practice actually looks like before you commit to coming in person.