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In Episode 3, we explore the difference between being a Christian by name and being a disciple by life.
We look at what discipleship actually meant in the first century—not a label, not church attendance, but a way of life centered around following a rabbi with total devotion. Jesus didn’t invite people to simply believe in Him; He invited them to follow Him.
This episode unpacks the three goals of a disciple:
• Be with Jesus
• Become like Jesus
• Do what Jesus did
We also wrestle honestly with Jesus’ call to count the cost of following Him and what it means to truly treasure Christ above everything else—comfort, reputation, success, and even self.
This is an invitation to move beyond cultural Christianity and into real, costly, life-shaping discipleship.
Because following Jesus was never meant to be safe—
it was meant to be worth everything.
By Braxton BondsIn Episode 3, we explore the difference between being a Christian by name and being a disciple by life.
We look at what discipleship actually meant in the first century—not a label, not church attendance, but a way of life centered around following a rabbi with total devotion. Jesus didn’t invite people to simply believe in Him; He invited them to follow Him.
This episode unpacks the three goals of a disciple:
• Be with Jesus
• Become like Jesus
• Do what Jesus did
We also wrestle honestly with Jesus’ call to count the cost of following Him and what it means to truly treasure Christ above everything else—comfort, reputation, success, and even self.
This is an invitation to move beyond cultural Christianity and into real, costly, life-shaping discipleship.
Because following Jesus was never meant to be safe—
it was meant to be worth everything.