How can you help in this mission to change the world? Here are 3 easy steps to begin changing your city, right where you are!

It seems like a lot of people think that Matthew 28 was a suggestion from the way they live their lives. But in the original Greek language, "Go therefore and make disciples" is actually an imperative – meaning that it's a command! Jesus's number one plan to change the planet was the change the people…. And that takes your help!

There's been lots of episodes on disciple-making so far… how much do you remember? Check out this episode for a review of what disciple-making entails!

This episode might be full of math and mathematical analogies, but it's a helpful picture when thinking about disciple-making! Check it out!

A common danger in our culture is to become respectable, decent, commonplace, and mediocre Christians. The Four Priorities helps you fight against that! This episode includes 6 main thoughts about why The Four Priorities is practical and could make a difference in your everyday life!

There are a lot of good books out there to encourage and equip you in your day-to-day life and disciple-making! The Four Priorities is the book that John wrote to help simplify the disciple-making process and help you grow in your faith. In this episode, John shares 9 reasons of why the Four Priorities can help you!

There is more involved in making disciples than just hanging out with somebody. The main map for disciple-making is in the Bible, but going through all 66 books of the Bible with someone would take years! Check out this episode to hear the CliffsNotes verse to summarize it all.

There will always be an excuse you can come up with to justify your reasons for saying no. In this episode, John shares about a story with a friend who felt that God couldn't use him and what John's response to him was!

Clarity is kindness, so in this episode, John breaks down exactly what an hour of disciple-making could look like. John provides tips and options for you to choose from on how to format your time together.

Over the years, John has met with and discipled a lot of people. One of his few regrets is failing to lay out his expectations and ask for a commitment in the beginning. Healthy expectations create healthy disciple-making experiences!