Go and Make Disciples: The Path to Duplication in Network Marketing
“Go and make disciples of all nations…”
Matthew 28:19
Before Jesus ascended, He left His disciples with a mission.
Not a suggestion. Not a theory.
A clear call to action.
He didn’t say, “Go and make followers.”
He didn’t say, “Go and build a crowd.”
He said: “Go and make disciples.”
That’s not just recruitment—it’s development.
And in network marketing, that is the missing link for so many.
Followers vs. Disciples in Business
A follower might:
- Join your business
- Like your posts
- Watch from the sidelines
But a disciple will:
- Be coachable
- Take action
- Grow their own team
Jesus wasn’t interested in surface-level growth.
He wanted transformation.
And that only happens when you’re willing to walk with people, not just enroll them.
What Discipleship Looks Like in Network Marketing
In your business, “making disciples” means:
- Personally mentoring new team members
- Helping them master the basics (inviting, presenting, following up)
- Encouraging duplication—not dependence
- Sharing tools, training, and truth
You’re not trying to build a group of spectators.
You’re trying to build multipliers.
When Jesus taught the twelve, He did it so they could go teach others—who would then do the same.
That’s exactly how your business should grow.
From Ministry to Marketing: The Blueprint
Jesus started with 12.
Then it became 70.
Then 120.
Then thousands.
Not by chasing crowds—
But by training disciples who could disciple others.
That’s duplication.
That’s exponential growth.
That’s what you need in your team.
Final Thought
If you're focused only on enrolling people, you're missing the point.
But if you’re willing to develop leaders…
If you’re willing to teach, walk, and duplicate…
Then you’re following Jesus' model.
And your team won't just grow in numbers—it'll grow in strength.
Go and make disciples.
Your business
and the people in it
depend on it.