1 seatBaseline
Individual Journey
$97$97 per learner
Best for a solo learner who wants the full DYDD Journey with the digitized workbook and assessment connections.
- DYDD Journey
- Digital CARE workbook
- DesignID access
- Spiritual Gifts + Fruit Life
Together
Camp Circle
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.
Leader workspace
Jordan's current circles
Current circles stay active for a defined season, then move into a read-only archive. Longer groups can still move slowly through all 70 lessons, but the leader always knows which circles are live and which ones are finished.
Small group
Jordan's Thursday Group
Weekly at 7:00 PM
10people
Keep the group moving together while a few people finish DesignID.
10 of 10 seats usedActive through June 30, 2027 with archive access after closing.Couple
Jordan + Avery
Sunday evening
2people
Protect private answers while giving the couple a side-by-side conversation lane.
2 of 2 seats usedActive through December 31, 2026 with pair archive access after closing.Class cohort
Jordan's Wednesday Night Class
Eight-week church class
15people
Manage attendance, assessment readiness, and group pacing with a light-touch class view.
15 of 25 seats usedActive through March 31, 2027 with 12-month archive access after closing.Archived circles
8 people - Read-only summaries, attendance, and shared notes retained.
4 couples - Pair dashboards archived; private workbook entries stay in learner accounts.
ProgressJordan's Thursday Group control view
Progress
Module 3 / Section 3.1 / Lesson 3
Jordan can see pace, attendance readiness, and where each person sits in the circle without opening private workbook or assessment answers.
average course progress
DesignID records connected
reminders to send
10 of 10 seats used
Access window
Active through June 30, 2027 with archive access after closing.
People
10 people in this circle
Jordan ReyesLeader
41%Identity Overview
DesignID connected
Opened the week with a group summary.
Maya BennettParticipant
38%Who Vs. Whose
DesignID connected
Shared one identity sentence.
Caleb OrtizParticipant
34%Handiwork
Reminder needed
Added a question for the group.
Nora WhitakerParticipant
43%DesignID Lens
DesignID connected
Marked CARE complete.
Eli MonroeParticipant
29%Purpose
Pending
Reading caught up.
Priya CollinsParticipant
45%Identity Among Believers
DesignID connected
Shared a prayer request.
Owen MercerParticipant
31%Handiwork
Pending
No shared note yet.
Tessa GrantParticipant
40%Who Vs. Whose
DesignID connected
Posted a group takeaway.
Marcus HaleParticipant
35%Who Vs. Whose
Connected
Marked present.
Anika RhodesParticipant
27%Purpose
Reminder needed
Needs first check-in.
Track
Racetrack view
This stays here as the alternate progress view while we decide whether the bar graph or racetrack works better for circle leaders.
Jordan
Identity Overview
Maya
Who Vs. Whose
Caleb
Handiwork
Nora
DesignID Lens
Eli
Purpose
Priya
Identity Among Believers
Owen
Handiwork
Tessa
Who Vs. Whose
Marcus
Who Vs. Whose
Anika
Purpose
DataAssessment dashboard preview
Data
Jordan's Thursday Group assessment interpretation
This is the Camp Circle version of the command-center group data: Spiritual Gifts distribution, DesignID capacity, and DesignPD tendencies when those layers are available.
Demo view: each bar counts the person's current top gift and notes how often that gift appears anywhere in the top five.
Demo view: average capacity across the four reflections, with high-capacity counts for quick teaching context.
Primary reflection count
Shepherd: 4Architect: 2Artisan: 2Steward: 2
Demo view: each bubble is placed at its actual score. Only exact matching scores stack or move into an overflow box.
Plan36 point spread
Dreamer
TGNWJROMARMBEMCOMHPC
DoerDecide39 point spread
Feel It
AROMMBNWTGEMJRPCCOMH
Think ItDo33 point spread
Solo
OMJRARCOPCMBTGNWMHEM
TogetherField GuideIdentity: Who and Whose
Field Guide
Circle Field Guide
A facilitator layer for hosts, class leaders, church teams, and couples who want more than a participant workbook. It gives the leader the setup plan, session notes, discussion flow, assessment timing, email touchpoints, and appendices needed to guide people through DYDD without exposing anyone's private journal or workbook record.
Built from the Church Implementation Leaders Playbook by John Willoughby.8-session class flow mapped to the digital Journey.Founder notes for setup, pacing, discussion, and class close.DesignID and Spiritual Gifts assessment timing and instructions.Leader preparation checklists, launch timeline, and common mistakes.
Frame the next section, confirm the privacy boundary, and decide which shared question belongs in the room.
Listen for confusion, repeated language, and places where people need permission to slow down.
Ask for themes, questions, and next steps only. Private workbook answers stay with the learner.
Name what the group is carrying forward, set the next assignment, and send one simple reminder.
Session 1On Purpose, For Purpose
Leader focus
Frame DYDD around Ephesians 2:10 and the idea that each person is intentionally designed.
Set the culture: honest reflection, no pressure to overshare, and respect for private work.
Explain how the app, workbook, assessments, and Circle summaries work together.
Prepare next
Make sure every participant can access the Journey and understands the private-versus-shared boundary.
Send the DesignID assessment link early enough for results to be ready during Identity.
Review the first Identity prompts and choose one table question for the circle.
Touchpoints
Welcome to the Circle and what to expect.
DesignID assessment link and completion deadline.
Week one recap with next reading and reflection rhythm.
Session 2Identity and DesignID
Leader focus
Keep identity grounded in whose we are before moving into what we do.
Use DesignID as a mirror for grace patterns, not a label that defines the person.
Invite shared summaries only; personal DesignID details stay private unless the participant chooses to share.
Prepare next
Check who has completed DesignID and who needs a reminder.
Prepare a simple explanation of primary, secondary, and integrative reflections.
Preview Expertise so participants begin noticing skills, competencies, and developed wisdom.
Touchpoints
DesignID result reminder for anyone not finished.
Identity recap and personal reflection prompt.
Expertise preview with what to notice this week.
Session 3Expertise
Leader focus
Help people separate humility from hiding real skill.
Name expertise as faithful development through practice, pain, opportunity, and service.
Draw out concrete evidence rather than vague strengths.
Prepare next
Ask participants to list moments, people, places, and seasons that shaped them.
Prepare the circle for Story with care, gentleness, and freedom not to share everything.
Choose discussion prompts that keep Story redemptive without rushing meaning.
Touchpoints
Expertise recap and skill inventory reminder.
Story preparation note with privacy expectations.
Optional mentor/friend question for outside confirmation.
Session 4Story
Leader focus
Create a careful room where people can name formation without being pushed into exposure.
Help participants see triumphs, wounds, culture, family, work, and church as formation material.
Keep the shared Circle record focused on themes, questions, and learning, not private details.
Prepare next
Preview Desire as the place where burden, motivation, and longing become clearer.
Ask participants to notice what consistently moves their heart.
Prepare a follow-up note that honors Story without summarizing anyone's personal pain.
Touchpoints
Story recap with a gentle follow-up reflection.
Desire preview: what moves you and what burdens you.
Care note reminding participants they control what they share.
Session 5Desire
Leader focus
Distinguish holy desire from pressure, ego, fear, or preference alone.
Help the circle notice how identity, expertise, and story are beginning to converge.
Keep participants moving toward surrender and faithful action, not just self-analysis.
Prepare next
Send the Spiritual Gifts assessment link or reminder before the Gifts session.
Prepare examples of gifts as grace for service rather than status.
Review how DesignID and Spiritual Gifts will sit side by side.
Touchpoints
Desire recap with next faithful step.
Spiritual Gifts assessment invitation and completion deadline.
Week five reminder with reading and prayer prompt.
Session 6Spiritual Gifts
Leader focus
Present gifts as Spirit-empowered service for the Body of Christ.
Compare gifts with DesignID and lived confirmation without forcing conclusions.
Encourage people to test gifts through humble service, community confirmation, and fruit.
Prepare next
Ask participants to review every Pathfinder line created so far.
Prepare the Niche session as synthesis, not a high-pressure final answer.
Identify participants who may need coaching before drafting a declaration.
Touchpoints
Spiritual Gifts result follow-up.
Niche preparation note with all prior lines to review.
Service experiment invitation for the week.
Sessions 7-8Niche, Declaration, and Commissioning
Leader focus
Help participants synthesize Identity, Expertise, Story, Desire, and Gifts into a working declaration.
Treat the declaration as a faithful draft, not a contract.
Close with encouragement, prayer, next experiments, and a support rhythm.
Prepare next
Prepare commissioning language and next-step options.
Invite alumni groups, mentoring, service experiments, or a follow-up Circle.
Capture shared themes while preserving each person's private declaration record.
Touchpoints
Niche draft reminder and support-team prompt.
Commissioning recap and next faithful experiment.
Alumni group invitation or next Circle pathway.
Appendices and resource tools
Eight-week, condensed, and intensive pacing options.
Session-by-session leader prompts and teaching anchors.
Questions hosts can pull into circles without rebuilding from scratch.
DesignID and Spiritual Gifts timing, links, and participant guidance.
A practical pre-session rhythm for materials, prayer, and group flow.
Announcement copy, invite language, and church communication helps.
Clear answers and guardrails for churches and Circle hosts.
Follow-up gatherings, mentoring prompts, and next-step conversations.