Everyday Discipleship Every Day

In this episode we talk with Damon Gray about what we really mean by being a disciple and the problem with putting God first.

In this episode we talk about the Bible Study: Navigating Uncertain Times and how we can walk through frightening or uncertain times by faith in our mighty God. Next week we are back for Season 3.

This week we talk about keeping our hearts and minds on Christ and protecting our spiritual and emotional health. For show notes go to terriehellardbrown.com.

We are on a break between seasons 2 and 3, but in this short video we discuss the temptation for sensationalism and the miraculous rather than focusing on Christ and our relationship with Him.

In this episode we talk about when children or others ask questions about God. We know God tells us that no one seeks him, and people only seek him when he draws them to himself (Romans 3:11, John 6:44). So when our children start asking questions about God or someone we know wants to understand our faith, we can be confident that God is at work.

In this replay of Episode 20, we share some fun books about names and the names of God. Through our names we gain identity and share ethnicity, and through the names of God we learn who he is.

Everyday Discipleship Every Day is on a break between Season 2 and 3, but we have a short podcast for you each week we're on break. We will be back in mid-October with some great interviews and discussions you won't want to miss. Be sure to subscribe so you are notified when we return. This week we're talking about testimony, children coming to Christ, and a story of healing.

We talk about discipling our children and growing as disciples ourselves. We introduce Terrie's newest book, a handbook for parents.

Ever wonder why we get baptized? What does it mean? What does it do? In this episode we talk all about baptism plus other ordinances and church traditions.

In this episode we talk about some of the terms used by different group that mean very different things. We only touch on a few, but it is important to know what a person really means when they are sharing.