About JET-D
Disciples who know the Book, and live it.
Jesus' End Time Disciples exists for Kingdom consolidation and expansion: helping followers of Jesus grow deep roots in the Word, ready for His return.
Matthew 28:16–20
Our answer to the Great Commission
Jesus' End Time Disciples (JET-D) is a proactive response and action plan to successfully implement Jesus’ greatest commandment in Matthew 28:16–20, generally termed the Great Commission.
Before His departure from this world, Jesus required all Christians to be His disciples: to spread the Good News, the Gospel, the Blessed Light and Life to the whole world, and to make all His followers His disciples. This call is not only for ordained ministers, pastors and priests. It is for all Christians, from every denomination.
May God himself, the God of peace, sanctify you through and through. May your whole spirit, soul and body be kept blameless at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.
01 Our vision
Followers of Jesus, His End Time Disciples, have a profound and practical knowledge and understanding of the Bible, the Administrative and Operational Manual for Believers.
02 Our mission
To reach, teach, coach, mentor and equip followers to transform their lives, so that they positively impact their families, neighbours, communities, societies, organizations and nations for Christ.
03 Our objective
A practical Bible study program that helps and encourages every follower to read the whole Bible every year.
04 What it produces
We coach and mentor followers to use what they find in Scripture to:
- Improve their vertical and horizontal relationships
- Receive answers to their prayers
- Improve their lives and positively impact others
- Become living testimonies of God's grace, signs, wonders and miracles
Why it matters
Destroyed for lack of knowledge
“My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge: because thou hast rejected knowledge, I will also reject thee, that thou shalt be no priest to me: seeing thou hast forgotten the law of thy God, I will also forget thy children.”
Because of a lack of adequate biblical knowledge and understanding, the majority of today’s Christians have become “Kwashiorkor Christians”, easy prey to false prophets and modern-day mongers of lies and deception. Unfortunately, the Church today is filled with them.
They are like a person standing in the middle of a river, wailing, yelling and mourning at the top of their voice that they are thirsty. They go to church regularly but do not read their Bibles, and so they deprive themselves of the spiritual food and nourishment, the Word of God, which He freely provides. Their spirits become dry: it is like going out every day without eating.
They only pray when things are hard and difficult, forgetting that God is not a mere emergency contact or a house boy. God wants a relationship with us. They slowly compromise with sin, so slowly that they do not notice it, and before they realise it they are already far away from God.
More often than not, they are busy serving God but not close to God. They forget to have “Quiet Times” with Him. Working hard for God must not replace a relationship with God.
They ignore that the Bible has all the answers to their problems and challenges. They do not know that the Bible holds over 3,000 promises which God gave in response to their daily needs, and that all they have to do is freely claim them. It is only by reading and studying the Bible, and praying revelational prayers based on the appropriate Scriptures, that they will live victorious, blessed lives: living testimonies of His signs, wonders and miracles, blessings to others, lights to the world and salt to the earth.
Jesus' End Time Disciples, true disciples, are called to read, search, find, ask and receive all the promises in the Bible. JET-D is a movement that helps its followers address these handicaps and shortcomings through sound biblical teachings, revelational praying, walking and serving God in truth and spirit, and observing fasts that please God. The main business of this movement is the establishment, consolidation and expansion of God’s Kingdom in and around us. Amen.
By Primus K.F. DABLA, Deacon, RCCG Senegal. A retired International Relief, Humanitarian and Development Worker now living in Lomé, Togo.
The Bible, our Administrative and Operational Manual
We read the whole Bible every year through chronological, biographical and topical plans. In every book we look for five things.
- Jesus
- He is found with different attributes in each book of the Bible. He is the primary Actor and the Finisher of every action, reaction and result in the Bible. He is the ultimate Creator.
- The Holy Spirit
- The source, the supernatural power that motivates, activates, supports and creates every action, reaction and result in each book of the Bible.
- God's promises
- Conditional and unconditional. There are over 7,000 promises in the Bible.
- The theme of each book
- The purpose of each book, and why it is included in the Bible.
- Life lessons
- How each book helps us understand who God is, His purpose for humanity, His nature, His principles, how He works and His timing.
05 The curriculum
What we teach, coach and mentor
Reading the whole Bible
01- Annual chronological, biographical and topical reading plans
- Finding Jesus, the Holy Spirit, the promises, the theme and the life lessons in each book
- Shadows and reality in the Bible
- Key symbols of the Bible
Prayer and watching
02- Sensational and revelational prayers, and the difference between them
- Scripture based prayers, decrees, confessions and declarations
- What to do and not do after prayer
- The eight prayer watch hours
- Quiet times and dwelling in the secret place of the Lord
- Family altars
- The tabernacle prayer model and how it informs our prayers
The Kingdom of God
03- What the Kingdom of God is
- Kingdom keys
- Kingdom principles
Identity in Christ
04- Our legal position and identity in Christ
- The spiritual exchanges that took place on Calvary
- The eight things Jesus accomplished for us on the Cross
- Justification, sanctification and glorification, and our part in the process
- Called to be priests, lords, stewards, lights, perfumes and salt wherever we are
- The eye, ear, mouth, hands and feet of Christ, His plenipotentiary ambassadors
The Blood and the covenants
05- The working power of the Blood of Jesus
- The meaning and purpose of the seven wounds of Jesus Christ
- Biblical covenants and what to do with them
Giving, fasting and seasons
06- Growing spiritually through giving, praying and fasting, and the link between them
- The spiritual meaning and importance of each month of the year
- Beginning every month, year and anniversary with fasting and prayer
Church, Communion and the Spirit
07- What to do before, during and after church services
- The Holy Communion: before, during and after
- The ministry of angels to Christians
- The names, attributes and role of the Holy Spirit
Warfare and victorious living
08- Who our real enemies are and how to fight them
- Avoiding the game of blame
- How to start and finish each day, week, month and year
- The danger of wrong friends and life partners, the enemies of destiny
06 The code of conduct
How a JET-D walks
True discipleship is a central theme of the New Testament: the call to follow Jesus Christ wholeheartedly. It is a transformative relationship with Christ, characterized by obedience, commitment and a willingness to bear one’s cross.
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Responsibilities to God and authorities
Encouraging integrity, moral conduct and spiritual accountability.
- 2
Responsibilities to others
Covering interactions with family members, neighbours, church members, colleagues, friends, acquaintances and the community, emphasizing fairness, respect and ethical decision-making.
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Responsibilities to self
Promoting self-respect, personal development and ethical self-assessment.
The attributes of a JET-D
A disciple must…
- 01
Patient, kind and gentle
Psalm 86:15 · Galatians 5:22
God is patient with us, slow to anger and abounding in love. Consequently, the Bible also calls us to be patient, kind and gentle. We do this by bearing His fruit in our lives. When we allow His fruit to grow in our lives, our actions naturally become more patient, kind and gentle.
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A life submitted to God's will
Philippians 1:6
God is reflected in the Bible as having a very clear plan for humanity and sticking with it. The very life and death of Christ is the fulfillment of this plan. As He resonates through His disciples, they begin to let Christ become ruler over every aspect of their lives. Wasteful living is rejected and daily activities are carried out with the purpose of serving God.
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A sacrificial life on behalf of others
Romans 12:1
Christ gave up everything to be the ultimate sacrifice for our salvation. The Bible calls us to be living sacrifices: willing to give up our own desires, dreams and comforts to be a blessing to others instead. History holds many examples of disciples showing this sacrificial love to violent people whose lives were completely changed, because they saw their own need for that kind of love.
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Working diligently
Ephesians 2:9 · James 2:18
We are all saved by grace and not by works, yet our works are an indication of our salvation. We are not saved BY good works, but if we are saved we will DO good works. There is a big difference between resting in the Lord and laziness: laziness is being unwilling to work, whereas resting in God is finding the strength in Him to work, and to work well. A disciple still works to earn a living and is willing to work hard as a blessing to others.
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Embracing and upholding the good in others
Ephesians 4
In our human nature we are often quick to judge and to place labels and expectations on others. Through Christ we should be ready to believe in the change in others, remembering the changes God brought about in us. Remember Jonah: his attitude toward the people of Nineveh was contrary to God's, yet God worked powerfully in him and through him. God saw Jonah's potential even when Jonah was not living up to it. We need God's grace to see the potential in others.