The leadership of The Bonhoeffer Project is changing. Bill takes some time to discuss what this transition looks like, how we got to this point, and where we are going. Dan Lietz continues to introduce himself and the love he has for disciple making.

When disciple making and pastoring collide the explosion is not always what you expect. Hear what Denny Heiberg has to say to Bill about this and what the aftermath of that explosion looks like for him.

What does it look like to disciple others for a lifetime? Hollis Haff joins Bill to discuss what his life of disciple making has looked like from being a chaplain in the NFL to the pastor of a local church. He also discusses what he is doing with the Bonhoeffer Project and how it has impacted him.

As we look forward to the first publication of The Bonhoeffer Press we look back at one of Bonhoeffer's classics. No Longer a Bystander coming out early November would definitely have Bonhoeffers' approval. Bill and Brandon weigh in on what Bonhoeffer wrote in The Cost of Discipleship while asking why such a widespread writing has not a greater impact on the world  through the church.

Since the Gospel we teach and preach determines the disciple we make we must get it right.

What is happening in The Bonhoeffer Project and where are we going? That is the question on the table as Bill, Dan, and Cindy discuss disciple making and The Bonhoeffer Project. There are so many exciting things happening so listen in to see how you can be a part.

So many leaders can sense there is something wrong with what is going on in the Church and what we call disciple making. Bill, Dan, and Cindy discuss what brought them to where they are and the implications of that. Can’t you feel that little rub right now?

Bill interview Dan Leitz today on the show. Bill digs deeper into who Dan is and why he does some of the things he does. You don’t want to miss Dan's story.

If we are going to see change then we have to have leaders step up and take their roles. Bill discusses how at The Bonhoeffer Project we help leaders become the disciple makers they were intended to be.

Bill discusses the lack of disciple making in the church. We say we want to change the world, but we don’t want to do it the way Jesus told us too. What we do really does show what we believe.