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Welcome to Digital Disciples Ministries: Sharing Jesus in a Connected World

Writer: Phillip Hardison
Phillip Hardison
Sep 30
3 min read

Updated: Oct 7


Digital Disciples Ministries, Coded for Christ: a glowing circuit-board cross over a lit-up globe

Welcome, everyone! We’re so glad you’re here.

This new site marks the beginning of a place to explore faith, find encouragement, and discover the life-changing message of Jesus Christ. Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years, are just beginning to ask questions, or aren’t sure what you believe, you are welcome here.

Why Digital Disciples Ministries Exists

Digital Disciples Ministries was created with a simple purpose: to use the opportunities of our connected world to share the Gospel and help people grow as followers of Jesus.

Behind every screen is a person with a story—someone searching for meaning, carrying burdens, asking questions, or needing hope. We want this ministry to meet people with truth, compassion, and the reminder that they are loved by God.

Jesus told His followers to “go therefore and make disciples of all the nations” (Matthew 28:19). Today, digital spaces offer another opportunity to live out that calling: sharing biblical truth, encouraging one another, and pointing people toward Christ.

Our prayer is that this site will help you know Jesus more deeply and put your faith into practice in everyday life.

The Good News at the Heart of It All

The heart of Digital Disciples Ministries is the Gospel—the good news of what God has done for us through Jesus Christ.

God created us to know Him and live in relationship with Him. But all of us have sinned. We have fallen short of His goodness in our thoughts, words, and actions. Sin separates us from God, and we cannot repair that relationship simply by trying harder or doing enough good things.

But God did not leave us without hope.

Because He loves us, God sent His Son, Jesus Christ. Jesus lived without sin, died on the cross for our sins, and rose from the dead. Through His death and resurrection, He opened the way for us to receive forgiveness and new life with God.

John 3:16 tells us that God loved the world so much that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him can have eternal life.

Salvation is a gift of God’s grace, received through faith—not something we earn (Ephesians 2:8–9). Jesus invites us to repent—to turn from sin toward God—and trust Him as our Savior and Lord.

That invitation is for you, too. Whatever your past, whatever questions you carry, you can come to Him.

A Beginning, Not Just a New Website

If you want to respond to Jesus, you can speak to Him honestly in prayer. You might say:

God, I know I have sinned and need Your forgiveness. I believe Jesus died for my sins and rose again. I turn to You and place my trust in Jesus as my Savior and Lord. Help me follow You and grow in faith. Amen.

If you prayed this prayer today, please let us know. We would be glad to pray for you and help you take your next steps with Jesus.

The words themselves do not save us; our hope rests in Jesus. This prayer is simply one way to express repentance and trust in Him.

If you’re beginning that journey, start reading the Gospel of John, talk with God in prayer, and connect with a local church that faithfully teaches the Bible. Following Jesus is a life of growing in love for God and others, and we need one another along the way.

You’re Welcome Here

Thank you for visiting Digital Disciples Ministries. We hope you’ll return, explore, ask questions, and share what encourages you with someone who needs hope.

Above all, our prayer is that everything shared here will point you toward Jesus.

Welcome to the new site. We’re grateful to begin this journey with you.


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About the author: Phillip Hardison is the founder of Digital Disciples Ministries, a husband and father of two, and an ordained deacon devoted to teaching God's Word clearly and faithfully. Learn more about Phillip.

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