about wihs
The Woman In His Steps Discipleship Course is a FREE 8-week program organized by The BUD Family Africa to help women understand what following in the footsteps of the Lord really means, to help deepen women’s faith, and to expose the reality that has been created for us to live as true disciples of Christ in a world that is gradually losing its head.
Who is the course for?

DISCIPLESHIP?
Oh yes, discipleship! This is one main thing lacking in the church today! It is the missing life causing the stinking death in our religious spheres.
Oh, how true discipleship arms us with the right KNOWLEDGE of what it entails to enter in at the narrow gate- and the POWER to do so! Oh, how wonderful it is to have women empowered with the real thing!
If we allow the teachings to penetrate into our spirits, true discipleship would break us, mold us, sharpen us and make us ready to face the enemies (sin, Satan, self, the world) at the gate, no matter how intense they may seem to be.
This is why the WIHS Discipleship Course is so important. It ensures that each sister understands the cost their Master asks for, is prepared to pay the price to standing firm in their faith and is empowered to do so.
True discipleship arms us with the KNOWLEDGE of what it entails to enter in at the narrow gate- and the POWER to do so!
Why Discipleship Matters
Jesus emphasized the importance of discipleship in Luke 14:27-28:
“And whosoever doth not bear his cross, and come after me, cannot be my disciple. For which of you, intending to build a tower, sitteth not down first, and counteth the cost, whether he have sufficient to finish it?”
This scriptural foundation forms the basis of our approach to discipleship.
Discipleship is not just about learning biblical teachings; it’s about now receiving the Power to live the life of Christ. Being empowered to be a part of the rare building blocks that Christ needs to build His tower!
Discipleship if allowed in each life helps to ensure we are not just followers in name, but dedicated and prepared servants of Christ, totally surrendered, fully yielded in a compromising world.
Attendance
Minimum 65% attendance; missing no more than 2 classes.
Assignments
Submission of a quality Reflection Paper + weekly assessments.
Final Assessment
Achieving at least 60% in the final assessment.
Misconceptions about Discipleship
Discipleship is only for church workers.
Reality: Discipleship is not just a course to prepare you for being a worker at your church. While it may equip you with valuable knowledge/doctrines for church work, its primary purpose is to shape you into a faithful follower of Jesus in every aspect of your life.
Discipleship is only for new converts.
Reality: Discipleship is not just for new converts but for all Christians, regardless of how long they have been believers. It is a lifelong journey that continues until we die. Every believer needs continual growth and transformation to become more like Christ.
Discipleship is about following a human leader.
Reality: Discipleship is not about following a human leader; it is about following Jesus. He is the true Discipler, and our focus should be on learning from Him and becoming more like Him.
Discipleship is about learning doctrines and traditions.
Reality: Discipleship is not about learning doctrines and traditions but about learning Christ. It involves understanding His teachings, embodying His character, and living out His commands in our daily lives.
Discipleship is optional.
Reality: For those serious about their spiritual lives, discipleship is a fundamental commitment. It’s not an optional extra but a vital part of following Jesus faithfully and wholeheartedly.
Discipleship ends after the course.
Reality: Discipleship is an ongoing process that continues throughout one’s life. It’s not a course you complete but a lifelong journey of becoming more like Him and also making disciples ourselves.
You can outgrow discipleship.
Reality: No one can outgrow the need for discipleship. It is a continuous process that remains relevant throughout our entire lives. Therefore, no one should ever consider themselves beyond the need for discipleship.
Joining the Family:
New members are admitted into The BUD Family Africa twice a year: March and November.
To join, you must complete The WIHS Discipleship Course during one of the following periods:
– January to February (8 weeks)
– September to October (8 Weeks)
Ready to Register?
The WIHS Discipleship Course is a clarion call for a deeper relationship with God and a more united, Christ-driven family. Embrace this opportunity for spiritual growth and prepare to be part of a fiery, committed sisterhood ready to serve the Lord wholeheartedly.