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In a Jesus-centred church, everyone is welcome. SteppingStone is designed to help you draw closer to Jesus and keep His example as a key direction in our lives— not as a one-off course, but as a rhythm of growth you can return to again and again.
SteppingStone is an online discipleship program consisting of Paths (Questions & journeys to explore) made up of Steps (Individual learning opportunities). In a time of unparalled access to information we need a safe space to ask questions, learn and dialogue about what it means to be a follower of Jesus. SteppingStone is that safe place for you to grow.
We will not try to tell you what to think but help you learn how to think around the many questions that arise along the way of Jesus. Packed with content we really hope SteppingStone serves you well.
SteppingStone is built around Paths—themes or questions you can travel along—and Steps within each path. Each step is a learning opportunity: you move at your own pace, revisit what helps you, and build understanding stone by stone.
Think of a Path as the direction of travel (a big question, topic, or area of discipleship). Each Step along that path is a place to pause, engage, and respond before you continue.
Ther are a number of paths designed to answer basic questions like:
Each of the paths is focused on one of three levels of experience:
If you are just starting out on your journey or just looking, this is the level for you. The steps are straightforward explanations of key concepts you will encounter as you begin to engage with Jesus.
Comfortable with the basics, look for this level to deepen your understanding of your relationship with God.
Coming in from a more conservative background or just want to grow in your maturity, this level has the deepest content. Enjoy!
Each step invites you to engage in five complementary ways—the same sections you will see when you open a step in the app:
If you want you can click on the learn section and then read all of the information about this step.
You can view a video, record a reflection or answer some multi-choice questions or if you don't want to do this you can press the next button just to view the videos. The system will remember where you are in the sequence so you can exit at any time.
Click on the Listen header and then play the discussional podcast looking at the learning objectives of the step.
Open the Lab to explore any resources, next steps and advice.
Ask Lex any question to get further help.
Browse Paths to choose a journey, and then click Start to commence your learning experience. This will take you to the learn section of the system.
Complete the form below to set up your account and continue with the induction.
Log in to set your content preferences.
Tick to suppress content you don't want to see in the app, then click Save.
Choose which of encountering (beginner), experiencing (intermediate), and exploring (advanced) you want included when browsing paths. At least one must stay selected.
Go to the top Nav Bar and click on the learn section. If you haven't selected a path then go to Paths and click on a start button this will then take you to the Learn centre where you will see a set of steps that you can take. Click on View in the first active step that has not been completed.
This will take you to the step and the learning experience that you have chosen in your preferences. If you wnt to watch the Video for instance clikc on the Look section the header is a clickable button that will open up the Video section.
Close the step when you are finished and click the complete button in the learning centre for that step.
If you have some question you want more information on then use the contact form to send a question or ask for a response from the step creator, your life-group mentor or your support contact for SteppingStone.
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