Recognize what you might overlook
Sometimes a friend sees a gift in you before you see it yourself. Listen to one another, share what you notice, and leave room for God to deepen your understanding.
Together
Camp Circles
A parallel leader workspace for people walking through DYDD together. The course stays clean for the learner. The circle gives the host progress, pacing, shared discussion, and the Field Guide beside the Journey without crowding it.
Discover your design. Walk it out together.
God designed you with purpose. Sometimes the people walking beside you help you see it more clearly. A Camp Circle brings a couple, small group, or class through the full Discover Your Divine Design journey—with room for honest discovery, meaningful conversation, and encouragement to live what you are learning.
Camp Circles are for the main DYDD journey, not the standalone short courses.
Do life together.
Keep taking the next step
Life gets busy. Having people beside you gives you a reason to return, a place to ask questions, and someone to encourage you when the next step feels hard.
Bring purpose into everyday life
Talk about what your discoveries mean at home, at work, in your church, and in your relationships. Help one another put what you are learning into practice.
Start a purposeful journey.
Choose the kind of Circle that fits the people you want to walk with.
Couple
Make time to listen, understand your differences, and see how God has designed each of you. Let what you discover draw you closer as you live out your purpose together.
Small group
Gather friends, a home group, or a ministry team. Share what you are learning, pray for one another, and make room for honest conversations about faith and everyday life.
Class
Walk through the journey with your church or a larger group. A facilitator helps guide the conversations while each person has room to discover and apply their own design.
Thinking about leading?
Before you start a Circle
You don’t need to arrive with every answer. A Circle leader creates space for people to listen, reflect, and discover how God has shaped their lives for purpose.
Start with people you care about, a rhythm you can sustain, and a willingness to walk alongside them.
A glimpse inside the Field Guide
For your first gathering, begin with grace—not pressure to find an impressive calling. Ask: “What if God has been shaping my life on purpose?” Then give people time to think before they speak.
What am I committing to?
An eight-session journey with time for personal learning, reflection, conversation, and prayer. Sessions 7 and 8 stay distinct: bringing your design together, then declarations, commissioning, and next steps. Meet weekly, every other week, or at a pace that fits your people.
What does a leader actually do?
Prepare the gathering, welcome people, introduce the main idea, ask thoughtful questions, and make room for each person’s voice. You guide discovery; you don’t assign someone’s purpose or need to interpret everyone’s life.
What should I consider first?
Who would you like to invite? Where will you meet? What dates and preparation rhythm can you sustain? Each person—including you—needs their own active journey subscription. Private reflections remain personal unless someone chooses to share.
What support will I have?
Inside a started Circle, the Field Guide brings together guided launch preparation, eight distinct session references, and a practical Leader Toolkit. The first full-depth session guide includes preparation, a gathering flow, discussion prompts, and facilitation help. Further sessions will receive the same treatment as the guide grows.
Teaching-slide PDFs will be added for Circle leaders when supplied. They are not included in this public preview.
You don’t have to lead on your own.
A Field Guide for your Circle
You don’t need to have every answer. Circle leaders receive the Field Guide, with help preparing for each gathering, questions to open up conversation, and guidance for walking through the journey together.
It is there to help you care for your people—not give you one more thing to figure out.
Room for each person
Everyone works through their lessons, assessments, and reflections in their own account, then brings what they choose to share into the conversation.
A pace that fits your lives
Choose a start date and a meeting rhythm that works for your people—weekly, every other week, or a schedule of your own.
A journey together.
Name your Circle
Give it a name and choose Couple, Small Group, or Class.
Invite your people
Choose who you want to walk with. Each person joins through their own invitation.
Begin together
Choose when to start, make time to gather, and take the journey one step at a time.
A shared journey doesn’t mean sharing everything.
Your private reflections stay yours. Share what you are ready to share; being in a Circle does not open your workbook answers or assessment details to everyone else.
Invitation-only
Your Circle is for the people you invite. There is no public directory or open joining.
Individual accounts
Each person, including the leader, needs their own account and active paid journey subscription. New participants create an account and subscribe before entering.
Who will you walk with?
Plan a Circle for the people already on your heart, or return to the Circles you are part of.
Already invited? Follow the link in your invitation email.