Texans on Mission Discipleship helps your church transform your community by equipping your students with the tools they need to become disciples of Christ who then makes more disciples. Armed with curriculum, training and outreact opportunities, your church and students will change the world.
Our resources are grounded in God’s Word. Everything communicates God’s love as it is expressed in Scripture and in a way people can understand.
We make discipleship easy and straightforward. We do the work so your church can do the discipling.
We test every resource provided. Trusted churches give feedback the ministry uses to continuously improve ministry efforts.
Texans on Mission Interactive provides undated learning resources that can be mixed and matched with any other materials your church or organization uses. Through the following easy-to-use resources, you can encounter God in new ways that transform you, your family and even your youth group to be on mission with God.
Take part of an intensive and creative 40-day devotional series bent on rekindling the heart of God's most beloved creation – you! The devotions in this series are meant to challenge you to interact with God the Father in a real and authentic way. Break free from your inhibitions and enjoy the creative God by engaging with Him in an authentic, real and personal way.
Texans on Mission materials can be used in conjunction with the resources your church currently uses, meeting specific needs to strengthen how your outreach.
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Whether it's a Disciple Now, outreach effort, lock in or other event, let Texans on Mission help you share God's transforming word with the next generation of leaders.
The Baptist Standard has done a great story on Christian illusionists David and Kylie Knight, including their partnership with Texans on Mission.
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Revive San Marcos is a spring break missions, discipleship, ministry and service experience.
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Twenty teenage Texans on Mission volunteers and leaders are spending their spring break as part of Revive San Marcos – 17 from First Baptist Church in Gilmer. Add in disaster relief volunteers who are providing food for the teens and others in the community, and 36 total are involved.
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