Divine initiative and human opportunity. Intentionally seeking to hear and obey God's voice.

We all know making disciples is important but how do we make disciples?

In this episode Christy looks at the great commission and shares on the importance of being disciples who make disciples.

What does the end result of a generation formed in prayer look like?

One of the major ways that we are formed is by adversity and trials. In this episode, Nick looks at how the bible teaches us to approach these difficult seasons.

Acts 3:19-20 Therefore repent and turn back, so that your sins may be wiped out, that seasons of refreshing may come from the presence of the Lord, and that he may send Jesus, who has been appointed for you as the Messiah.

In this episode Christy helps us press in to the words we have received over the past couple of months and shares on how we can be people who absorb all that God has for us.

We are invited to be part of this generation; not formed by the world around us, not even by the church, but in the secret place with Jesus.

Hospitality literally means to love a stranger. Shane teaches into the parable of the good Samaritan and exhorts us with the words of Jesus to 'go and do the same'.

Our relationship with God can seem like an abstract concept at times. In this episode Shane shares with us about some of the simple practices that allow us to receive God's hospitality.

Below is the link that will lead you to the work book Shane is referring to.

https://johnmarkcomer.com/blog/unhurry

At Outpost practicing hospitality is one of our core behaviors. In this episode Christy brings before us the example Jesus set for us to follow, as being one who serves.

The life of the apostle Peter is a great narrative to study to see the ups and downs of the walk of a disciple. In this episode Scotty reminds us of Peter's life and some of the key lessons we can learn from him so that we can live out the fullness of all that God has for us.

Christy shares a prophetic word for Outpost.