In this episode of The Mobilized Church Podcast, we explore practical strategies and insights for expanding missional saturation in your community. Discover what it means to cultivate a missional mindset, equip your church members to live on mission daily, and build intentional pathways for multiplying impact. We’ll unpack key principles to help churches move from addition to multiplication, empowering every believer to engage in meaningful gospel-driven relationships. Whether you’re a pastor, leader, or church member, this conversation will inspire you to take the next step in saturating your city with the love and hope of Christ.

In this thought-provoking episode of The Mobilized Church Podcast, we delve into a vital distinction for followers of Jesus: the difference between being peacemakers and being passive. Drawing from Scripture and real-life experiences, we explore how Jesus calls His disciples to actively pursue peace and justice, rather than settling for a culture of complacency or avoidance.

Join us as we unpack the role of courageous peacemaking in both personal discipleship and disciple-making. How can we model Christ’s boldness in confronting challenges while still embodying His gentleness and love? And how do we navigate a world that often overvalues passivity and equates it with harmony?

Whether you’re a church leader, a disciple-maker, or someone striving to live out your faith authentically, this episode offers practical insights and biblical encouragement to inspire action over apathy. Don’t miss it!

In this episode of The Mobilized Church Podcast, we dive into the heart of disciple-making with a transformative discussion on "Identifying Discipleable People: The Fuel to Multiplication." Discover how to recognize individuals ready to grow in their faith and become catalysts for spiritual multiplication. We unpack practical strategies for discerning openness, fostering relationships, and investing in the right people to create lasting impact. Whether you're a church leader or a passionate believer, this episode equips you with the tools to fuel kingdom growth. Don’t miss this empowering conversation that could revolutionize your approach to discipleship!

Many are intimidated with the idea and thought of walking someone through the full process of spiritual formation of a new believer…aka disciple-making. But what if we looked it simply as being Kingdom Tour Guides? Today we look at what that means and how that can unlock many who may feel inadequate. 

Mobilization matters because we live among people who need hope, and believers encounter them every day. Mobilization strategies empower individuals to share their own stories of transformation, allowing seekers to explore if this "better way" they hear about is the answer they need. Ultimately, they are invited to "Go All In" (Gr. pisteuo - "faith") with Jesus.

Here’s the point. 

It’s Election Day. 

Our podcast is “With People Not At People” 

So to celebrate “conversations” in a season of hostility, hate, arrogant diatribes, and political commercials we want you to tell us what you want to talk about. 

We aren’t going to tell you … You tell us.

In today’s fast-paced social media landscape, it’s easy to fall into the trap of using clever platitudes, gotcha statements, and quippy one-liners. While these can feel satisfying to post, they often fall short of sparking real engagement, and ultimately transformational conversations. 

There is a common misconception that redemption can be separated from the lordship of Christ when in reality true freedom comes from surrendering to Christ’s lordship, not from self-governance. Today we take a look at Paul’s teachings to the Corinthians and how they misunderstood restraint as a limitation on their freedom, when in reality, it was the pathway to spiritual freedom.

Faith Comes by the Word of God and is Perfected by Our Response

The Bible teaches that knowledge alone is insufficient for true discipleship. While it is essential to know God's will, it must be acted upon. Faith that merely resides in intellectual knowledge remains incomplete without corresponding action. True faith reshapes who we are, transforming

our being and leading to visible, active obedience.

It can be difficult to establish a culture of missional community. Today, we discuss what the DNA of a new missional community looks like.