In this first episode Brandon Guindon recounts a personal story of a tragic car accident and he reflects on the challenges they went through as a family and how it impacted their faith and understanding of disciple making. Brandon emphasizes the importance of following Jesus' methodology of disciple making and the transformative power it can have on individuals and communities when we follow his methods with grit and commitment.

You can now get access to video content from the Discipleship.org city tour in Nashville, visit this link for more information: https://discipleship.org/shop/2023-nashville-city-tour/ 

Anthony Walker (lead pastor at Hwy 231 Church of Christ) discussed his ministry work, including leading the men's ministry and organizing a men's retreat at his church. He emphasized his involvement with renew.org and shared his personal experiences and the importance of balance in managing multiple responsibilities. Hear more from Anthony on the podcasts Fearless with Jason Whitlock and Scripture in Black and White with discipleship.org's point leader Bobby Harrington.

In this special Discipling Conversations episode, we had the chance to have a conversation with the point leader of Discipleship.org, Bobby Harrington, to talk about Israel. Bobby shared with us what’s going on, a brief history of wars in Israel, his personal thoughts on end times, and how to live out hope during these times.

Men don’t realize that NOW matters! In this episode Tim Brown from ReUp Men’s Movement discusses the importance of helping men realize that growing in their walk with Jesus matters today, right now.

In this episode, Aaron Brockett and Bart Shaw explore the history and mission of their church, Traders Point Christian Church, and highlight the importance of intentionally investing in the next generation and removing barriers to Jesus. Their church aims to equip parents as the primary disciple-makers in the lives of their children and they give us practical steps in disciple making and emphasize the role of prayer and fasting and total dependence on God.

Dave and Sydney Clayton of Ethos Church Nashville give us a glimpse of their passion for discipleship within their family, sharing their personal experiences, and offering principles for effective family discipleship. They emphasize how to disciple young children, adult children, grandchildren, and even spiritual children. So if you don’t have biological children, don’t skip this episode: Scripture teaches us that “family” extends beyond the traditional nuclear family to encompass the idea of a spiritual family, where all of us can function as spiritual fathers and mothers.

In this episode, Shodankeh Johnson (New Generations) takes us through the significant role that prayer and fasting plays in disciple-making movements, stressing their importance in staying close to God. He encourages us to begin with small steps in incorporating prayer and fasting into our lives: starting with a few hours each week personally, prayer meetings, and special prayer-centric events. He ends with a resonating prayer for strengthening faith and a plea for the willingness to steadfastly embrace prayer and fasting practices.

Bobby Harrington, point leader of discipleship.org, spoke with us about disciple making movements and connecting it to the everyday people at everyday churches pouring into other. He contrasts the differences between these huge movements happening overseas and the things we’re lacking here in North America and brings to light the reasons why we don’t see those movements here in the States. Are we really taking this seriously? Do we really believe the Gospel? Do we really believe our lost neighbors are going to face Jesus when they die and find themselves not ready? We need a sense of urgency in order to see movements of discipleship break out in North America.

Do you know the evergreen principle? It creates self-sustaining traffic to websites. It closes sales without new effort. It uses small changes to avoid overwhelming clients. Doug Burrier (Sustainable Discipleship) teaches us how to apply the evergreen principle to disciple making. Attract, make, and release many disciples that make disciples with little long term effort. This is the stuff they just don’t teach in seminary!

Doug Burrier of Sustainable Discipleship teaches us about the different “hats” we wear when we’re making disciples. Jesus had the advantage of knowing the hearts of his disciples, and you can too. You can learn how to motivate them, how to guide them, and how to lead them. This practical episode will empower you to personalize your approach to each disciple whether one at a time or in groups of twelve. Guaranteed!