A SCHOOL OF THE WAY · YUKON / OKC

Walking Together in the Way of Jesus.

A donor-supported community where young adults study Scripture, ask honest questions, and practice the way of Jesus together.

A teacher and young adults gathered around an open Bible

THEOLOGY HAPPENS
IN COMMUNITY.

Not spectators.
Apprentices.

WHATA community of deep theological and spiritual formation.
WHENSunday nights6–9 PM
WHEREYukon / OKCLocation TBA
WHOYoung adults
18–25

Built primarily for young adults ages 18–25, with pathways for younger students and adult mentors. Find out more

WHAT’S NEXT

THE NEXT COHORT

We are building the next group now.

Hand drawn open door

Our next cohort begins in early 2027 and walks the three-year journey together. We are building the interest list now. Add your name and we will keep you informed as the launch details and interest meetings take shape.

INTEREST MEETINGS

Come see a night before you decide.

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Through 2026 we are hosting a few casual gatherings so you can meet the people, hear how we teach, and ask anything you want. No commitment, no pressure. Just come and see.

GET ON THE LIST Leave your name, phone, and email and we will let you know when the next one is set.
01WHAT IS THIS?

who we are. ↓

A school for formation.

GoodLion School of Discipleship is a donor-supported, intentionally small school for spiritual and theological formation.

Each Sunday evening, students gather in the Yukon / Oklahoma City area for food, fellowship, biblical teaching, discussion, and real Christian community. We study the story of Scripture, the teachings of Jesus, and what it means to live as his apprentices in ordinary life.

Students are not charged tuition. Donors and ministry partners help cover the work, while Aaron has sustained much of it through years of freelance and tentmaking work. Our hope is to build the recurring support that will let him give his full working attention to GoodLion and the School.

No grades. No tuition bill. A serious invitation to show up and grow.

Just Scripture, friendship, honest questions, and a room full of people learning to follow Jesus.

WHAT WE DO
Hand-drawn Jesus walking a narrow path with a small group following behind
We study his words
so we can walk his road.
02WHAT TO EXPECT

A night
at the school.

We begin with about 30 minutes of food and fellowship, then move into roughly two and a half hours of biblical teaching and discussion woven together. This is not a sealed lecture. Students can ask questions, wrestle with ideas, follow threads, and bring the conversation into real life as we go.

Hand-drawn illustration of young adults sharing food around a long table
01 / THE FIRST 30 MINUTES

Community matters.

We begin with food and unhurried conversation. Friendship is part of formation, so the room matters as much as the lesson plan.

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02 / THE NEXT TWO AND A HALF HOURS

Open teaching that goes deep.

We teach Scripture and theology deeply, but the conversation stays open. Questions, doubts, disagreements, and unfinished thoughts are welcome.

Hand-drawn illustration of a small group in conversation with open Bibles
03 / THE REST OF THE WEEK

Keep walking together.

The conversation continues between Sundays through friendship, prayer, follow-up questions, and a group chat that helps the cohort become a genuine community.

An open Bible surrounded by biblical symbols

Theology taken seriously.

Bringing the story of Scripture to life.

Some weeks move slowly through a particular passage. Others trace a major biblical theme across the whole story of Scripture. We use accessible, seminary-quality resources, including BibleProject videos, visual teaching tools, and guided discussion.

The goal is always the same: to understand who Jesus is, what it means for him to be King, and how to live as citizens of God’s Kingdom here and now.

03THE JOURNEY

A THREE-YEAR
formation journey.

The School follows a three-year pathway.

YEAR 01

Foundations of the Faith

Year One builds a foundation through the big-picture themes of the Bible: the character of God, the problem of sin, the identity of Jesus, the shape of the Kingdom, and the calling of every believer.

Jesus teaching a circle of disciples
YEARS 02–03

The Sermon on the Mount

Years Two and Three move slowly through the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus’ vision for the life of a disciple.

Jesus teaching a crowd on a hillside
EXPLORE THE FULL CURRICULUM
04HOW WE GROW

people > programs

Our commitment
to care.

The School stays intentionally small so students can be known, mentored, and cared for personally.

As trusted leaders, volunteers, and teachers join the work, we can welcome more students without allowing that care to become thin.

The point is simple: no student should become anonymous.

A mentor and student walking and talking together
05NOTES FROM COHORT 01

in their words

What they found at the table.

I used to pray because I felt I had left God's presence. Now I pray because I don't ever want to leave it. Thanks, Aaron.

Hand-drawn portrait of a student with curly hairSTUDENT · COHORT 01

Stepping into that space feels like stepping out of the mainstream of busy, everyday life to recharge in a community of people pursuing Jesus. What a gift!

Hand-drawn portrait of a student with long blonde hairSTUDENT · COHORT 01

GoodLion has brought me to a place where I have a desire to learn more and grasp a deeper understanding.

Hand-drawn portrait of a student with short brown hairSTUDENT · COHORT 01

This has had SUCH an impact on my group of friends. It feels like family. It's a safe environment, and it's comforting to see all of us striving toward the same goal.

Hand-drawn portrait of a student with a messy bunSTUDENT · COHORT 01

there's a seat for you at the table

COHORT 02

The next cohort
begins early 2027.

We are gathering a new community of young adults who want serious biblical theology, honest Christian friendship, and a life with Jesus that holds together beyond Sunday.

The School meets Sunday evenings from 6–9 PM in the Yukon / Oklahoma City area. Adding your name does not commit you to attend. It lets us keep you informed as the exact location and launch plans are finalized.

06FOR CHURCHES AND PASTORS

a blessing to the local church

Formed together.
Faithful in the local church.

GoodLion strengthens the discipleship already happening in local churches.

We help young adults grow in biblical understanding, spiritual maturity, and the way of Jesus, so they can serve with greater depth in their own congregations.

Pastors are welcome to bring students, participate in the room, and help guide the conversation with their own young adults.

Several local churches connected across a shared landscape
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GOODLION PODCASTS AND SUBSTACK

For the road between Sundays.

Explore podcasts, essays, videos, and teaching resources from GoodLion.

EXPLORE RESOURCES
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HELP SUSTAIN THE WORK

Help make the School possible.

Students are not charged tuition. Donors, ministry partners, and years of tentmaking have carried the work this far. Your support helps sustain the teaching, leadership, and ongoing work behind the School while building a stronger future for the next cohort.