Kevin Baker and Tim Parker continue the conversation started two weeks with the call to action to all of us to do more in 2024 by taking steps to be more intentional in leading people far from God to Him this next year. They will be talking through the disciple-making acronym BLESS in the next few episodes as we end out the year. Today, they will focus on Eating Together as a big way to make a disciple-making impact.

Kevin Baker and Tim Parker continue the conversation started last week with the call to action to all of us to do more in 2024 by taking steps to be more intentional in leading people far from God to Him this next year. They will be talking through the disciple-making acronym BLESS in the next few episodes as we end out the year. Today, they will focus on Listening with care as a big way to make a disciple-making impact.

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Kevin Baker and Tim Parker invite each of us to think about 2024 and begin praying for God to do More. Our hosts challenge us to be part of the 5% of of Christians who have discipled someone to Christ and pray that God will use you to grow His kingdom next year. Tune in for practical ways to pray and set goals now for the new year.

Suggested App: Streets of Prayer (on Google Play or App Store) - streetsofprayer.com

Is the power of the Holy Spirit, seen in the book of Acts, still active in the world today? Tune in to Guerrilla Discipleship today to continue the interview by Oakdale Church staff member Anne Jordan with Jeffrien Joel. Jeffrien is a pastor in southern India and he will share about how he and his family became believers in miraculous ways. The power of Acts is alive in the world in surprising ways you have to listen to believe.

Is the power of the Holy Spirit, seen in the book of Acts, still active in the world today? Tune in to Guerrilla Discipleship today to hear from Jeffrien Joel, who is a pastor in southern India, share how his Hindu family came to Christ. The power of Acts is alive in the world in surprising ways you have to listen to believe. This episode is an interview by Oakdale Church staff member Anne Jordan and will continue next week.

The disciple-making life is not the easiest. Today, Kevin Baker and Tim Parker talk about why disciple-making is so difficult and offer encouragement for each of us to keep going forward in obedience.

Disciple-Making is helping other people who are far from God to get closer to God. Kevin Baker encourages you today about wonderful unintended consequences of disciple-making. Someone is always listening and someone is always watching. Your disciple-making efforts are multiplied beyond what you may ever know through the power of the Holy Spirit. Keep doing the great work of obedience and faith!

Kevin Baker and Tim Parker discuss how they partnered with the disciple-making network, DC Underground, in a push week in Montgomery County, MD in September. They share stories about how God used them, and others, to make an impact for the Kingdom through prayer walking, outdoor worship and disciple-making trainings.

DC Underground is a network of churches in Maryland, Virginia and Washington D.C. with the mission to catalyze a movement of God through the power of the Holy Spirit and partnership. You can find out more and get involved with DC Underground by visiting dcunderground.org. There is a photo gallery showing more about what happened during Push Week, check it out!

Being a Disciple-Maker takes boldness and faith and to be successful we need to look at what is our motivation to carry out this calling. Today, Kevin Baker and Tim Parker discuss their own personal motivation for seeking to share the Good News and bring people to Christ and invite each of us to figure out what is our driving factor as an everyday disciple-maker.

Know anyone that just gets on your nerves? That you cannot connect with or just drains your energy? Tune in today as Pastor Tim Parker discusses how we can all be spiritually obvious with the difficult people in our lives. People who are difficult are difficult for a reason or the season. Don’t run away from these people in your life. It may not be your job to disciple them for years but you can plant seeds and encourage them on their spiritual journey.