Discipleship Conversations

Join us in this episode as we talk with Greg McKinzie, one of the authors of the book we've been discussing, https://www.amazon.com/Discipleship-Community-Theological-Vision-Future/dp/1684264103/ (Discipleship in Community). We ask Greg about his life and ministry, how the book came to be, and what the response to the book has been.

Join us as we continue talking about the book, https://www.amazon.com/Discipleship-Community-Theological-Vision-Future/dp/1684264103/ (Discipleship in Community). In this episode, we talk about how the Bible functions as a story that we live into in discipleship, being shaped by God according to his character, mission, and community.

Reference the article Steven mentioned at "https://stevencarrizal.wordpress.com/2019/05/03/how-to-have-healthy-conversations-about-hard-topics-in-your-church/ (How to Have Healthy Conversations About Hard Topics In Your Church.)"

For coaching queries, contact Jeremy at http://jeremyhoover.com (jeremyhoover.com) or by email [email protected], and contact Steven by email at [email protected].

Join us as we talk about the eschatological narrative of the Bible and how that narrative invites us to participate with God in his work of renewing all things.

Contact Jeremy at http://jeremyhoover.com/ (JeremyHoover.com) or at [email protected] to inquire about coaching, prayer leadership, or discipleship cohorts.

Steven has developed a website that helps people process what it means to do theological reflection. You can find him, and details on this process, at https://readingthebibleisnotenough.wordpress.com/ (Reading The Bible Is Not Enough).

Join us as we continue our discussion of an outstanding book, Discipleship in Community. In this episode, we discuss chapter 2 on the Trinity, and how trinitarian doctrine is nothing to be confused by, but is at the heart of what it means to practice discipleship in community.

Contact Jeremy at http://jeremyhoover.com/ (JeremyHoover.com) or at [email protected] to inquire about coaching, prayer leadership, or discipleship cohorts.

Steven has developed a website that helps people process the theological reflection that we discussed in this episode. You can find him, and details on this process, at https://readingthebibleisnotenough.wordpress.com/ (Reading The Bible Is Not Enough).

Join us as we begin a discussion of the book, https://www.amazon.ca/Discipleship-Community-Theological-Vision-Future/dp/1684264103/ (Discipleship in Community), by Mark Powell, John Mark Hicks, and Greg McKinzie.

In Part 1, we discuss highlights from chapter 1, how community functions within the Godhead, our church communities, and the communities in which we live and work, and the role of doctrine as it relates to discipleship.

Contact Jeremy at http://jeremyhoover.com (JeremyHoover.com) to inquire about coaching, prayer leadership, or discipleship cohorts.

Steven has developed a website that helps people process the theological reflection that we discussed in this episode. You can find him, and details on this process, at https://readingthebibleisnotenough.wordpress.com/ (Reading The Bible Is Not Enough).

Discipleship Conversations is back for a second season! We're dedicating this season to an important discussion of a new book, https://www.amazon.ca/Discipleship-Community-Theological-Vision-Future/dp/1684264103/ (Discipleship in Community), by Mark Powell, John Mark Hicks, and Greg McKinzie.

The first episode of season 2 drops on November 11. Join us, and we'll talk then!