The Bonhoeffer Project Podcast

Dan and Stephen talk about one of the questions they get asked the most in their time of counseling people in their church bodies.

Brandon Bathauer comes on the podcast to discuss why evangelism and disciplship seem to be mutually exclusive in some churches today, and why they should instead be viewed as inseparable.

Dan and Stephen discuss recent controversies and boycotts in the culture and how we can prevent ourselves from losing focus amidst so many distracting events that happen in our world every day.

Travis Evans comes on the podcast to discuss the growth he has witnessed firsthand not only within his church, but outside of his church via disciples made and sent out by them.

Tasi Faapouli comes on the podcast to discuss her experience with ministering to another culture within America- specifically her Samoan family- and the challenges that come along with it.

Dan and Stephen discuss what they've found can pull you away, or distract anyone from disciple making

Join us as we dive into an insightful conversation with Tommy Swindol, who shares his experience of navigating the challenges of transforming an established church while honoring its legacy. Tommy discusses the journey of shifting the church's focus towards a disciple-making culture, providing valuable insights and lessons learned along the way. Gain inspiration and practical wisdom for leading transformative change within your own church community in this captivating episode, "Honoring Legacy and Leading Change."

Dan and Stephen discuss strategies for preventing discipleship from becoming a program in the western church context.

Dmitry Tribelsky comes on the podcast to talk about his testimony of how he came from Russia to Israel amidst the war in Ukraine, as well as discuss what making disciples is like in multiple cultures.

Dan and Stephen talk with Craig Etheredge about the importance of discipling and raising up leaders over time who share your vision so that transitions of leadership are smooth and healthy for the church body.