Phil Claycomb comes on the podcast to discuss his experience with the Bonhoeffer project, and how it takes time- sometimes even years to shift the culture in a church to a focus on disciple-making.

Song Kim comes on the podcast to discuss strategies that have proved useful for reaching communities in not only Korea, but also across cultures. 

Dan and Stephen kick off season 2 talking about the top 10 discipleship lessons they learned from 2022.

Shauna Pilgreen, author of the book "Love Where You Live", comes on the podcast to talk about the countless opportunities we have in our daily lives to not only love people, but also to develop relationships in our communities through many small interactions that may look different than blatantly inviting someone to church.

Dr. Dhati Lewis comes on the podcast to discuss his experience in making disciples in an urban setting and why the local church is meant to be God's greatest vehicle in reaching the community they're in.

Daniel Im comes on the podcast to discuss the importance of analyzing where your specific church is in regards to growth and maturity when making a plan to implement discipleship, and that no one forumla will be universal to all churches. In fact, it requires a large amount of patience and time when determining what discipleship looks like in your specific church.

Justin Gravitt comes on the podcast to talk about the most important elements in disciple-making and why Jesus's model is the most efficent for us to replicate.

Sandy Mason comes on the podcast to share why raising Christians up with a correct understanding of what discipleship looks like is imperrative to healthy growth in their spiritual walk.

The CEO of Awanas, Matt Markins, comes onto the podcast to talk about the limited time there is to disciple children before they develop their own worldview, and how to bridge the gap between discipleship of our children on Sundays in church, and in the home.

Jay McSwain, chaplain for the Atlanta Braves, talks with Dan and Stephen about a life of making disciples in a professional baseball organization and how important one-on-one relationships become when reaching those outside of the church.