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DISCIPLE 1
Calling all KKMC members and friends who desire to know and study the Bible more deeply and systematically – you are invited to give DISCIPLE 1 Bible Study a try! You will cover about 80% of the Bible through personal and disciplined daily reading. There is also time for group interaction and discussion each week. This approach makes studying the Bible much more interesting and insightful! If you would like to submit yourself to be examined by God’s Word and be transformed in the process of studying the Bible, then DISCIPLE 1 Bible Study is for you.
DISCIPLE 1 Schedule
Dates: Saturdays, 2pm to 4.30pm. The DISCIPLE 1 class will start on 20 February 2027 (total of 34 sessions with breaks in-between).
Venue: KKMC; specific venue to be confirmed
Cost of Materials: $30 (Payment information will be sent to you upon confirmation of your registration)
DISCIPLE 1 Info Session
No registration needed for the D1 Info Session, come and find out what DISCIPLE is all about!
Date: Sunday, 17 January 2027, 11.45am to 12.30pm
Venue: KKMC Seminar Room, L4
DISCIPLE 2
DISCIPLE 2: Are you ready to take your faith to the next level? Disciple 2: Into the Word, Into the World is the perfect next step for individuals who have completed Disciple I (Becoming Disciples Through Bible Study). While Disciple 1 gave you a big-picture view of the entire Bible from start to finish, Disciple 2 narrows your focus to help you dig deeper. This course is built around a simple idea: a Christian lifestyle requires a constant rhythm. We come to God to be fed by His Word, and then we go for God to serve the world. Over the course of our study, you will read four foundational books of the Bible completely: Genesis, Exodus, Luke, and Acts. You will learn how to hear God’s voice in these texts and change your daily habits to live as a bold witness for Christ.
Core Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
● Study with Confidence: Master practical Bible study skills to pull deeper meaning from the scriptures.
● Practice Spiritual Disciplines: Develop regular habits of daily prayer, reflection, and Sabbath-keeping (trusting God enough to truly rest).
● Connect Study to Service: Turn what you read on the page into real-world action, showing love and service to your community.
● Reorder Priorities: Evaluate your daily schedule and life choices to match God’s calling.
DISCIPLE 2 Schedule
Dates: Saturdays, 9.30am to 12pm. The DISCIPLE 2 class will start on 20 February 2027 (total of 32 sessions with breaks in-between).
Venue: KKMC; specific venue to be confirmed
Cost of Materials: $30 (Payment information will be sent to you upon confirmation of your registration)
Note: Participation is on a first come first served basis. Class size is up to 10 persons. (If more than the max number of participants sign up, you’ll be placed on a waiting list. We’ll be in touch via email to confirm your registration.)
*Only participants who have completed DISCIPLE 1 can register for DISCIPLE 2.
DISCIPLE 4
DISCIPLE 4: UNDER THE TREE OF LIFE conveys the promise of finding shelter, security, and rest in God’s love. This DISCIPLE programme presents the sense of living towards completion – towards the climax of the message and the promise, extravagantly pictured in the Revelation. It is a 32-week in-depth study of the Old Testament Writings and New Testament Scriptures covering amongst others, the Gospel of John and Revelation.
(Old Testament Writings: Ruth 1 & 2, Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon, Lamentations, Daniel)
(New Testament Scriptures: Gospel of John, 1,2,3 John, James, Jude, Revelation)
DISCIPLE 4 Schedule
Dates: Saturdays, 9.30am to 12pm. The DISCIPLE 4 class will start on 6 March 2027 (total of 32 sessions with breaks in-between).
Venue: KKMC; specific venue to be confirmed
Cost of Materials: $30 (Payment information will be sent to you upon confirmation of your registration)
Note: Participation is on a first come first served basis. Class size is up to 10 persons. (If more than the max number of participants sign up, you’ll be placed on a waiting list. We’ll be in touch via email to confirm your registration.)
*Only participants who have completed DISCIPLE 1 can register for DISCIPLE 4.
Testimonials from the Class of 2026
Attending D1 has been a meaningful and refreshing experience. Although I had previously been exposed to precept studies, hermeneutics and exegesis, D1 allowed me to revisit the Bible chronologically, gaining fresh perspectives and a deeper appreciation of who God is.
One key takeaway was God’s sovereignty and faithfulness in preserving His covenant, promises and purposes throughout generations. Beyond the individual stories, we see His hand orchestrating a greater plan despite human failures and changing circumstances.
Jacob’s story particularly resonated with me. Despite his weaknesses and imperfect choices, God continued to work through him, reminding me that His power is made perfect in weakness (2 Corinthians 12:9).
Even during the 400 years of silence between the Old and New Testaments, God remained at work. Indeed, as Job 42:2 declares, “No purpose of yours can be thwarted.”
In today’s uncertain VUCA world, I find great assurance in knowing that God’s character is unchanging. I am learning that my responsibility is not to understand the whole picture, but to trust the God who holds it.
As Proverbs 25:2 reminds us, God conceals certain matters, yet reveals enough for us to take the next step of faith.
D1 also deepened my appreciation for the direct access we now have to God through Jesus, unlike the Israelites who approached Him through priests and sacrifices. This encourages me to embrace the Great Commission and share this wonderful relationship with others.
I am grateful for the opportunity to learn and grow alongside my church community, and especially to Serena and Dezhi for facilitating our discussions.
Above all, D1 reminded me that our faith rests not on human perfection, but on our sovereign, covenant-keeping God. The same God who was faithful throughout Scripture is the God we worship today.
To God be all the glory! 😁
Priscilla Pan
DISCIPLE 1
Class of 2026
Perhaps before I start, I should explain what D3 is about. We covered the OT prophets, where we learnt about ancient Israel’s journey, all the way into exile. And in the second part, about Paul’s letters, we explored what it meant to be a Christian in the days of the early Church.
So now, let me share my own experience from D3. As the theme suggests, D3 is about remembering who you are.
Personally, I’m someone who has been in KKMC since birth and gone through the whole system. And maybe one unintended side effect is that sometimes you don’t think so much about what it means to be a Christian. Oh, God is good. God is fair. We must love others. But what does that truly mean? What is God’s character? How does God work in our lives as humans?
I think D3 helped me to rediscover and more clearly define my faith. And I feel more prepared when I talk about my faith, instead of just saying God is good.
But also, perhaps some words of encouragement! Because it can feel repetitive, especially if you’re not very history-inclined. But I encourage you to think of the lesson plan as a strength. It’s like learning an instrument. You have to keep practising, sometimes the same thing, to really get better.
So for those of you who want to embark on an immersive learning journey to understand the roots of being a Christian, I just want to encourage you to sign up for one of the DISCIPLE classes!
Matthew Owyong
DISCIPLE 3
Class of 2026
All I want is a passion to pursue the things of God—joyfully, faithfully, consistently and lovingly.
I ask the Lord for this, knowing that my energy and enthusiasm sometimes fade, and that my words and actions are not always Christ-centred. Yet I thank God that He keeps me going.
During my year in D4, the homework was sometimes rushed and a few questions were left unanswered. Even so, every lesson was precious. Through the readings, videos and discussions, God’s wisdom and love shone through—to inform, guide and correct me.
I have a terrible memory and cannot recall many lesson details. But in my heart, I trust that God’s Word is there when I need it. Years ago, knowing this weakness, I asked the Lord never to let me forget His Word, even if the rest of my marbles diminish!
When we diligently seek the Lord through Scripture, those deposits gradually become a store of knowledge, wisdom and practical guidance. I wrote this reflection in my D4 manual: “Whatever we hold in our hearts is revealed in our thoughts, words and actions. It guides our choices, and our choices have consequences.” Bad choices bring bad consequences; God-driven choices lead us in God’s direction.
The Disciple study helps us savour and reflect on God’s Word. It reveals who He is, shows the thread of His eternal presence through time and human experience, and directs us as we apply His truth to daily life. I also found that prayer and staying close to God helped me gain more from the study—and complete the homework more faithfully.
Jesus said, “I am the Bread of Life.” In every season, consuming God’s Word gives life. For those of us in our autumn years, may age-related challenges never stop us from pursuing the things of God. His hesed supplies and strengthens us inwardly, fits us for His purpose, and enables us to live fruitfully, hopefully and fully—in worship of Him and for His glory.
Note: You will learn about hesed in Lesson 1 of D4!
Elaine Ang
DISCIPLE 4
Class of 2026
Closing date for DISCIPLE courses registration: Sunday, 24 January 2027
For more information on DISCIPLE courses, please contact Ps Jabez Fong at jabez@kkmc.org.sg.
