On todays show James, Chris, Jimmy, and Glenn talk about the need for systematic discipleship in Protestant churches, contrasting it with the Catholic Church's structured approach. Participants highlighted the impact of Charlie Kirk's assassination on public awareness and the need for churches to be prepared to guide new seekers. They emphasized the importance of addressing trauma and mental health issues, and the role of parents in nurturing their children's spiritual and emotional well-being. The conversation also touched on the challenges of reaching out to individuals with diverse backgrounds, including those struggling with identity issues, and the necessity of compassionate yet firm pastoral guidance. The discussion centered on the challenges of discipleship, particularly addressing issues like addiction and homosexuality within the church. Speaker 2 emphasized the importance of teaching procedures and showing kindness, while Speaker 3 shared experiences with the Exodus program for helping individuals exit the LGBTQ+ lifestyle. Speaker 1 highlighted the need for church leaders to be knowledgeable in disciple-making and to show compassion rather than condemnation. The conversation also touched on the impact of media and the importance of maintaining a Christian demeanor in all interactions. The Group provided practical advice for engaging with individuals who may be struggling with sin. Don't miss it!