Eric Ryan and Dan Roeber chat about the last step in Bible study: application. They discuss how to apply Scripture while keeping the context in mind and use Philippians 4:13 as an example.

Eric Ryan and Dan Roeber discuss the second step in Bible study: interpretation. They talk about how to interpret Scripture while using Philippians 4:13 as an example. They also share helpful resources to equip you in studying the text.

In the last portion of His prayer, Jesus intercedes for the future church- that’s you and me. He wastes no words. He prays boldly for three things that are impossible without divine intervention. When we pray for impossible things, we tend to wonder why we even pray. Will it really happen? Am I praying like a fool? Jesus knows why we pray. We pray because nothing is impossible with God.

Dan Roeber and Heather Terhune talk about the first step in Bible study: observation. How do we observe Scripture? They also chat about how observing the context of the text is an important part of Bible study.

After starting the prayer focused on Himself, Jesus prays for His disciples. He prays specifically and intentionally. Many of us feel a bit lost knowing what to pray for those closest to us. If we listen closely to Jesus, we will learn not only how to pray, but what to pray.

Dan Roeber and Heather Terhune discuss why we should study the Bible and provide practical examples on how to approach Scripture. They also chat about how Bible study has impacted their lives.

Virtually every Christian has spent a great deal of time feeling like a toddler when it comes to prayer. We may have energy and enthusiasm, but praying feels awkward and clumsy. Jesus knew how to pray. He knew how to pray because He knew God. If we listen to Him pray, we will learn what’s at the heart of prayer.

Welcome to the Make Disciples podcast! This podcast is a resource for equipping listeners to grow in their faith while sharing topics and ideas on discipleship. In this episode, Eric Ryan and Dan Roeber discuss why making disciples is important and preview the upcoming season.

Friendships matter. We all want to have a good friend and be a good friend. God made us this way: we were made by God to enjoy people. We are better together.

David was called a man after God’s own heart (1 Samuel 13:14; Acts 13:22). Why? One of the reasons is because David had a heart of gratitude. David habitually praised God for who He is and thanked God for what He does. One of the best-kept secrets to intimacy with God is gratitude.