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Pastor Chris Andrews (Associate Pastor) + Pastor Matt Hodge (Discipleship Pastor) - Luke 9:23; 2 Corinthians 12:9; Galatians 6:1
In this special Q&A, we tackle some of the real-life challenges that come with following Jesus and helping others do the same. What do you do when talking about faith with your family feels impossible? How can you keep conversations focused on the Gospel when they drift into politics or debates? What if you've never discipled someone before—where do you even start? And perhaps hardest of all, how do you respond when someone you’ve discipled walks away from the faith?
These aren’t just theoretical questions—they’re the real, personal struggles many of us face as we try to live out the Great Commission. Join us as we bring biblical clarity, practical wisdom, and hopeful encouragement to help you keep going in the work of discipleship.
Summer Teaching Series:
This is not just another series on the Great Commission—this is a challenge. Do we really want to be a disciple-making church? Are we willing to move beyond good intentions and take Jesus’ final command seriously?
Find & Follow is a 9-week journey designed to help you step boldly into the Great Commission. In the first half of the series, we’ll explore how to share the gospel—from trusting its power to telling our personal stories and living as a witness. Then, we’ll shift our focus to discipleship—what it means to truly follow Jesus, grow in community, and invest in others.
Find & Follow :: Completely Obeying the Great Commission
Lesson 9
Q&A
1. Talking with family about Jesus can be hard. Can we talk about some of those struggles and how we can overcome them?
2. I have a coworker that I talk with about faith, but every conversation seems to shift away from the Gospel and into doctrinal questions or politics. How can I keep the conversation focused on the Gospel?
3. Can we get a list of the tools and resources for Bible study from Lesson 7?
4. Can introverts be effective disciple-makers too?
5. How do I start discipling someone if I’ve never done it before?
6. What do I do if someone I’ve discipled walks away from the faith?
7. How do I disciple someone struggling with sin when I’m struggling too?
Lesson 9 - Notes
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Pastor Chris Andrews (Associate Pastor) + Pastor Matt Hodge (Discipleship Pastor) - Luke 9:23; 2 Corinthians 12:9; Galatians 6:1
In this special Q&A, we tackle some of the real-life challenges that come with following Jesus and helping others do the same. What do you do when talking about faith with your family feels impossible? How can you keep conversations focused on the Gospel when they drift into politics or debates? What if you've never discipled someone before—where do you even start? And perhaps hardest of all, how do you respond when someone you’ve discipled walks away from the faith?
These aren’t just theoretical questions—they’re the real, personal struggles many of us face as we try to live out the Great Commission. Join us as we bring biblical clarity, practical wisdom, and hopeful encouragement to help you keep going in the work of discipleship.
Summer Teaching Series:
This is not just another series on the Great Commission—this is a challenge. Do we really want to be a disciple-making church? Are we willing to move beyond good intentions and take Jesus’ final command seriously?
Find & Follow is a 9-week journey designed to help you step boldly into the Great Commission. In the first half of the series, we’ll explore how to share the gospel—from trusting its power to telling our personal stories and living as a witness. Then, we’ll shift our focus to discipleship—what it means to truly follow Jesus, grow in community, and invest in others.
Find & Follow :: Completely Obeying the Great Commission
Lesson 9
Q&A
1. Talking with family about Jesus can be hard. Can we talk about some of those struggles and how we can overcome them?
2. I have a coworker that I talk with about faith, but every conversation seems to shift away from the Gospel and into doctrinal questions or politics. How can I keep the conversation focused on the Gospel?
3. Can we get a list of the tools and resources for Bible study from Lesson 7?
4. Can introverts be effective disciple-makers too?
5. How do I start discipling someone if I’ve never done it before?
6. What do I do if someone I’ve discipled walks away from the faith?
7. How do I disciple someone struggling with sin when I’m struggling too?
Lesson 9 - Notes