Alexis Crabtree and Lyndsey Johnston join us from their respective homes in Clarksville, TN. They discuss the struggles with introducing a disciple-making culture to their body at 180 Church, as well as the fruits of their obedience. Both share what it’s like to watch their husbands go first through the disciple-making process, and Lyndsey shares what it’s like to have a baby a week after her inaugural gathering with her first group of women. Join us as we touch the surface of what these two women are doing for the kingdom of God.

Michael and Travis sit down with Mike Morris from C3 Church in Shawnee, OK.  He talks about trusting men, loving your neighbor, and balancing full-time unpaid ministry with his "tent-making" job.  You'll also hear about how he maintains his relationship with the Father and what equipped him to lay down his life to make disciples of Jesus.  This episode is jam-packed with things of the Lord, including laughter and tears.  Don't miss this one!

In episode 6 of this season, Travis and Stanton talk with Luke Allard. Luke is being discipled by Chris Moix and is a husband, a father of 9 kids and a bi-vocational pastor. Luke shares his story about getting to a place in his walk where he finds what it looks like to be a mature spiritual leader in his home and in his church. We get to hear about his growth and transformation after years of following the traditional seeker sensitive model of doing church as Luke finds freedom and purpose in disciple making.

Emily is a Physical Therapist and a Disciple Maker. Listen in as she talks with Lauren and Lori about growing up in church and being active as a youth, then moving into adulthood where church was merely a social event, and finally, in 2017, moving into having her own personal relationship with Jesus Christ. She even opens up about one of her biggest steps of obedience, which is pretty significant by the world’s standards. This episode doesn’t disappoint.

Lauren sits down with Annie Lawhon, who grew up loving Jesus. In 2018, she entered into a discipling relationship, and that would be the beginning of her transformation from people-pleaser to disciple-maker. Listen in as Annie describes the trials and freedoms in her walk with Jesus.