This disciple-making episode is about helping people stay afloat, without getting sucked under yourself.

This might be our best episode yet on what Covid-19 and other difficulties have done to groups of disciples.

Whether it's the world around you, circumstances you are personally in, or the leadership direction at hand, we all as disciple-makers have to lead through difficult seasons.  This episode is about where do you go when you can't get away.

"Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God."  -Philippians 4.6

It's at all time and in all things that our community of disciples can respond and in prayer, and proactively seek pray spaces as well.

Some have been praying personally or corporately for some time now, but even still there's a push into maturing that many of us need.

Some people just aren't familiar with prayer at all.  It might feel like community settings would be the last place they'd want to try it, but we can turn things around and make it the first.

We all know prayer is a big part of discipleship; but why then does it feel so awkward and unnatural to start praying within a community of other disciples?  Brian and Cammie tell stories on how they've made a push into prayer in their disciple-making settings.

Hearing from God can be as simple as starting with one word that lasts for one year.  A lot can be built from there.  And your community of disciples will help.

Alright Disciple-Makers, how do you gather a disciples together, and then get them alone into practicing solitude?  Sounds like oil and water doesn't it?  Brian and Cammie get into a simple exercise you can practice with your group, that disciples them into starting solitude as a personal practice from there.

Cammie tells all in what the space of solitude looks like for him.