We build church websites as an always-on extension of pastoral care, biblical teaching, and next steps—not just service times and announcements. Structured around people and pathways, they make starting points clear and discipleship repeatable all week.
A WEBSITE FOR EVERY STAGE
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Two Pathways That Guide Next Steps.
Pathway 1: Starting from living outside of God’s will
This first pathway is applicable to every audience—because all of us drift. All of us experience sin, suffering, and trials. Your website can become a place where the church speaks truth without vagueness, offers pastoral guidance without shame, and creates clear next steps toward repentance, healing, and growth.
What these pages do:
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Name the struggle with clarity and compassion
Name the struggle with clarity and compassion
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Provide biblical truth that speaks to fear, hope, identity, suffering, and endurance
Provide biblical truth that speaks to fear, hope, identity, suffering, and endurance
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Offer practical next steps for what to do today, this week, and over time
Offer practical next steps for what to do today, this week, and over time
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Curate internal and trusted third-party resources (messages, articles, podcasts, courses, devotionals)
Curate internal and trusted third-party resources (messages, articles, podcasts, courses, devotionals)
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Invite relational support (prayer request, counseling/coaching, group community)
Invite relational support (prayer request, counseling/coaching, group community)
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Point toward formation with practices, community, repentance, obedience, and healing
Point toward formation with practices, community, repentance, obedience, and healing
Example: Mental Health as a discipleship pathway (Sufferings & Trials)
Pathway 2: Moving toward following Jesus
As people take steps out of chaos, sin, and suffering, they need a pathway for growth. That pathway should be just as clear.
Example: “Study the Bible” as a formation engine (Follow Jesus)
—Why the Word matters
—How to study (simple methods real people can repeat)
—What to do when it’s confusing
—Plans, tools, and resources for different stages
—Ways the church can walk with them (classes, mentors, groups)
Example: “Giving” as discipleship—not fundraising
—A biblical vision for generosity
—Heart-level discipleship (trust, worship, surrender)
—Practical steps (budgeting, starting small, consistency)
—Stories and outcomes that reinforce mission
—Clear ways to take the next step (personally + through the church)
What’s Included (high level):
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Disciple-maker audit (homepage + navigation + first-click clarity + next steps)
Disciple-maker audit (homepage + navigation + first-click clarity + next steps)
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Disciple-centered sitemap built around the two pathways
Disciple-centered sitemap built around the two pathways
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Guest-first architecture + mobile navigation that makes starting points obvious
Guest-first architecture + mobile navigation that makes starting points obvious
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Page templates for pathway hubs, detail-level pages, and next-step moments
Page templates for pathway hubs, detail-level pages, and next-step moments
A WEBSITE FOR EVERY STAGE
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Two Pathways That Guide Next Steps.
What’s Included:
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Disciple-maker audit of your current structure (homepage + navigation + first-click clarity + next steps)
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A disciple-centered sitemap built around the two pathways
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Guest-first architecture and mobile-first navigation that makes starting points obvious
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Page templates for pathways, detail-level pages, and next-step moments
Want To See What This Could Look Like For Your Church?
WHAT YOU GET
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THE ENGINE
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Why Detail-Level Pages Matter
Most churches already have sermons, ministries, events, and good intentions. What they often don’t have is a structure that makes it easy for people to find truth and take the next step in real life. That’s what detail-level pages do:
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THEY CREATE A PLACE TO SPEAK TRUTH CLEARLY
They connect church programs with personal responsibility.
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THEY CONNECT CHURCH PROGRAMS WITH PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY
Programs still matter. These pages help people take ownership between Sundays.
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THEY CURATE RESOURCES STRATEGICALLY
Placed at the right moment, resources become guidance—not a content dump.
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THEY IMPROVE DISCOVERABILITY (SEARCH + AI)
Helpful pages get found using real-life language—when people are actually looking for help.
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THEY STRENGTHEN RELATIONAL DISCIPLESHIP THROUGH SHARING
A member can send a link to a friend who’s struggling. The page becomes a guide in the conversation.
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THEY GIVE PASTORS A REPEATABLE LIBRARY OF "NEXT STEPS" TOOLS
Not everything can be addressed from the pulpit. These pages reinforce formation week after week.
CLICK TO FOLLOW THROUGH
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A Website That Connects to Real Ministry Systems.
A disciple-making pathway must connect to real ministry systems that support ongoing growth.
That’s why the Disciple-Maker Website System connects clarity on the screen with follow-through in real life—so a digital action triggers a relational next step.
This includes connections to:
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Your ChMS and follow-up workflows
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Groups and community platforms
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Volunteer onboarding and serving pathways
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Giving systems and stewardship journeys
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Prayer and pastoral care support
The goal isn’t more website traffic.
The goal is clearer next steps—and better follow-through.
THE OUTCOME
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Want a Disciple-Maker Website?
Start with a Clarity Call.
Want a Disciple-Maker Website? Start with a Clarity Call.
In 30 minutes, we’ll look at your website together and surface the real friction points—where people can’t find themselves, can’t find a next step, and don’t know what to do next—then outline a practical plan forward.