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“Go to the people of all nations and make them my disciples. Baptize them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.”    Matthew 28:19 CEV

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“Go to the people of all nations and make them my disciples. Baptize them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.” 

Matthew 28:19 CEV

How Trios Works

The most complete explanation of the model

A Trio is intentional, relational, and time-bound. Here is exactly what you are committing to and what a season of discipleship looks like.

The Commitment

What participants agree to

Roughly eight to nine months together

Regular meetings and preparation between them

Honest participation and confidentiality

Prayer for the other members

Engagement with Scripture and spiritual disciplines

Openness to encouragement and correction

Considering future leadership and multiplication

A typical meeting

What a gathering looks like

Personal check-in

Prayer

Discussion of Scripture

Reflection on application

Accountability

Discussion of spiritual practices

Commitments for the coming week

Structure may vary, but every gathering stays centered on Scripture, prayer, application, and mutual support.

Topic areas

What a Trio covers over the pathway

The gospel and identity in Christ

Assurance of salvation

How to study scripture

Prayer and listening to God

The Holy Spirit

Spiritual disciplines

Character and integrity

Confession, repentance, and grace

Relationships and forgiveness

Work, stewardship, and vocation

Temptation and spiritual warfare

Serving the local church

Sharing your faith

Leadership and disciple-making

Preparing to multiply

Confidentiality and safety

A trusted space, with responsible limits

Participants protect one another's privacy. Confidentiality has appropriate limits where there is a threat of self-harm, a threat of harm to another, abuse, criminal conduct, a legal reporting obligation, or a serious safety concern.

Trio leaders are not presented as licensed therapists, physicians, attorneys, or crisis counselors unless they independently hold those credentials and are acting in that capacity.

Trios and the local church

A complement, never a replacement

Trios encourages active participation in a local church and can strengthen existing discipleship and small-group ministry.

It does not replace pastoral oversight. It partners with churches while keeping a simple, reproducible structure.

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