Discovery Groups (DGs) are an excellent tool for evangelistic growth. DGs are small, application-focused Bible discussions that can be led by anyone, regardless of maturity level. We emphasize commitment over maturity as a requirement for leading a DG. The format of a DG involves "Look Back" (reflecting on the previous week's action steps), "Look Up" (reading and discussing a Bible passage), and "Look Ahead" (setting personal action steps for the coming week). The episode also provides practical tips for leading a DG, including sticking to one passage, facilitating rather than teaching, and letting the Bible be the teacher. The ultimate goal of DGs is to multiply disciples through obedience to Scripture.

The Worcesters discuss the importance of creating new groups or "new wineskins" to foster evangelistic growth. Learn why new believers, or "faith beginners," are more likely to stick and grow in their faith when they are part of a group specifically designed for them, where they can relate to others at a similar spiritual level. This approach is different from the traditional model of integrating new believers into existing groups with mature Christians, which can often lead to leakage of faith beginners who feel disconnected and overwhelmed.

John, David, and Paul discuss different evangelistic strategies for starting and growing churches and ministries.