Podcasts about being disciples

What does it look like to be a disciple of Jesus that makes disciples? And how do we get there from here? Listen to Pastor Tim's sermon: BEING DISCIPLES, MAKING DISCIPLES

Continuing our theme of "Being Disciples," Zack leads a discussion about Mary as a disciple.

Continuing our theme of "Being Disciples," Jay leads a discussion about Joseph as disciple.

Continuing our theme of "Being Disciples," Marisa leads a discussion about John the Baptist as disciple.

Zack continues our theme of "Being Disciples."

Continuing our theme of "Being Disciples," Jay leads a discussion on the lessons we learn from saints about discipleship.

Continuing our theme of "Being Disciples," Zack discusses discipleship in Creation Care.

Continuing our theme of "Being Disciples," Marisa discusses racial reconciliation through the lens of discipleship.

Continuing our theme of "Being Disciples," Jay discusses discipleship as it relates to evangelism.

Continuing our theme of Being Disciples, Zack joins us to discuss discipleship and the Way of Love.

Continuing our Sunday Forum theme of Being Disciples, Marisa joins us this morning to discuss what being a disciple means to her.

We want to discuss how to grow skills not only learning as disciple of Jesus in our small group setting but also how to most effectively grow and help disciple others. The two biggest parts of Fulfilling the Great Commission are Being Disciples and Making Disciples (Matthew 28 : 19-21) Goals For This Class: Identify those who are willing or Learning to be a small group Facilitator Help all of us learn some of the best practices for maximizing the impact of a table or small group for transforming peoples Lives Visit Pastor Dales Website Here: Home | dalewalkerlife

SERIES: Be Disciples - Learning and Living the LifeSCRIPTURE: Mathew 11:25-30SERMON:  Called to Rest

In this annual stand alone message, Pastor Cody takes a deep dive into the mission and the core values of GR.Church; Being Disciples. Making Disciples. Our core values are the metric system by which we test everything that we do.

10.09 [Sermon] Being Disciples: Part Three - A Larger Story - We conclude our Being Disciples series on following Jesus. Our prevailing cultural mantra "As long as I'm not hurting anyone..." turns out to be a woefully insufficient rule of life. Jesus instead invites us into the grand story of devoting ourselves to the good of one another, as he did for us.

As part of a special building dedication service, Pastor Steve takes us back to the Great Commission recorded in Matthew 28:19-20 with a message titled "Being Disciples; Making Disciples" .

This talk was taken from our 6:30 evening service on the 8th May 2022. Jonathan Jee spoke with the title Being Disciples. The reading was Matthew 28:16-20.

Knowing Who Jesus Is - John 8:12-32 I. The Light of the World II. Bearing Witness 'Validated By The Father' III. I Am Going Away - John 14:1-4 - 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 - Philippians 3:20 IV. Being Disciples

3/14/21. As we Renew in homes on Sunday, March 14th, receive this teaching on Being Disciples of Jesus, the third week in a BEING series on our Gospel Identities (video posted on blog). Gathering plan included.

3/14/21. As we worship in homes and house churches on Sunday, March 14th, here is a Renew Kids message on Being Disciples of Jesus (video posted on blog).

Being Disciples

Acts 247: 1/19/2020 " Being Disciples and Making Disciples " by Brian Gray by Acts247 Ministries

What is it that makes you who you are? In the West we live with a passionately autobiographical sense of self – I am who I am so long as I can tell my own story. Research tells us that people are more afraid of dementia than cancer because loss of identity is the worst thing we can imagine. But are there other ways to think about this? Beginning from the experience of people whose identity is seemingly dissolving in dementia, two of our greatest theologians will consider what it really means to be a human being. They will reflect on what roles our bodies, communities, faith and memories play, and ask how God in the person of Christ invites us to a radically new consideration of our humanity in all its variety and vulnerability, including its place in the very heart of the divine life. John Swinton is the Director of The Centre for Spirituality, Health and Disability and the Chair in Divinity and Religious Studies at the University of Aberdeen. His theology is founded in his background in nursing, ministry and healthcare chaplaincy. His books include Dementia: Living in the Memories of God, winner of the 2016 Michael Ramsey Prize for best contemporary theological writing, and Becoming Friends of Time: Disability, Timefullness, and Gentle Discipleship (both SCM Press). Rowan Williams is the Master of Magdalene College, Cambridge and was formerly Archbishop of Canterbury. He is a poet and theologian and the author of numerous academic and popular works of theology, including Being Christian, Being Disciples, and Being Human: Bodies, Minds, Persons (all SPCK). Chaired by Canon Tricia Hillas and recorded on 16 April 2018.

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Preaching and music from First United Methodist Church of Evanston, IL. Rev. Dean Francis preaching Being Disciples, Slim Pickings.

Transformation Tuesdays was inspired by the CD "The Jesus Question" by Matthew Kelly. Deacon Jimmy Ghiglione and Aaron Emig recap the Gospel from the prior Sunday and give action steps and resources to transform our lives for that week every Tuesday at 2:10 p.m. at Morris Hall from Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Collinsville, IL…A Spiritual Home from Everyone. Deacon Jimmy Ghiglione: Hello, I’m Deacon Jimmy Ghiglione Aaron Emig: And I’m Aaron Emig and we are celebrating Pentecost Sunday… The Question for this week is…Are we being disciples and making disciples? The Gospel comes from: John 20:19-23 Deacon Jimmy Ghiglione: Most Christians don’t think about the theological fact that we cannot love God without the Holy Spirit. We have a gift of free will and the Holy Spirit guides us to use that gift properly. We need the Holy Spirit. He gives us power, peace and pardon. St. Paul says, "No one can say Jesus is Lord, except by the Holy Spirit." It might seem strange to say it this way, but when we pray, its God who has prompted us to do so. God the Holy Spirit inspires us, through the example of Jesus the Son, to pray to the Father. Yes, I know it sounds strange, but when you think about it, it makes sense. By the workings of the Holy Spirit, most especially through The Sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation, we become sons and daughters of God. The Holy Spirit enables us to walk with God, to love God, and even to believe in God. Our “Yes” to God, begins first with the guidance or inspiration of God --- in the person of the Holy Spirit. Aaron Emig: Jesus gives us the greatest gift of the Holy Spirit… He is the one that helps and guides us throughout our lives… He is the one that helps us become disciples and gives us the courage to spread the Gospel to all nations… He is to one that gives us to speak from our hearts… Again, by building our personal relationship with Jesus, He will send down the Spirit during any situation in our lives for guidance and strength… Deacon Jimmy Ghiglione: As St. Augustine says that, the Holy Spirit not only makes us capable of loving God; he also enables us to love our neighbor. Love of God…. Love of neighbor. Last week’s Gospel spoke about discipleship. Remember, that’s what Jesus told us in last week’s Gospel, “Go and MAKE Disciples” …. The power of the Holy Spirit is an essential part of Being a disciple, being open to Growing as a disciple and going forth into the world and Making disciples. We all need the Holy Spirit to have a relationship with God, we all need the Holy Spirit when Being Disciples, Growing Disciples and Making Disciples. Come Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of us your faithful, and kindle in us the fire of you love, so that we may live each day as intentional disciples, and by the life we live, to inspire others to do the same. Aaron Emig: People ask how what do I say to proclaim the Good News? We just need the Holy Spirit to be our advocate which helps us speak from our hearts and that is what need to be said… We need to ask the Holy Spirit each day for guidance… We need to pray for the courage and wisdom to bring new disciples to Jesus… Instead of trying to figure it out ourselves we just need to rely on the Holy Spirit each and every day to lead us to the best choices for us in our lives…. Deacon Jimmy Ghiglione: Wisdom Words for the Week Are… “Come, Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of your faithful and kindle in them the fire of your love.” Unknown Aaron Emig: Transformation Tool… The Joy of the Gospel book by Pope Francis Aaron Emig: Transformation Tuesdays Prayer… “Jesus, how do You want me to transform my life today?” Deacon Jimmy Ghiglione: Easter Blessing… May God continue to bless each and every one of you, may He fill your lives with Easter joy today and every day. The Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Deacon Jimmy Ghiglione: God Bless from Ss. Peter & Paul Catholic Church…A Spiritual Home for Everyone

Galatians 5:16-26 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control; against such things there is no law. Jesus said that it was better if the Spirit came. Jesus called the Sprit a comforter. Jesus said that the Spirit would convict us in our sin. Jesus promised his disciples that the Spirit would be poured out on all people and that times of following HIM will look like times of being led by the Spirit. True discipleship means being able to live and be like the Master, even when the Master is no longer around physically. We are looking forward to the final installment of Being Disciples. It means living in the Spirit. Join us on Sunday as we gather for worship at 10 am at the Silk Mill!  

Galatians 5:16-26 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control; against such things there is no law. Jesus said that it was better if the Spirit came. Jesus called the Sprit a comforter. Jesus said that the Spirit would convict us in our sin. Jesus promised his disciples that the Spirit would be poured out on all people and that times of following HIM will look like times of being led by the Spirit. True discipleship means being able to live and be like the Master, even when the Master is no longer around physically. We are looking forward to the final installment of Being Disciples. It means living in the Spirit. Join us on Sunday as we gather for worship at 10 am at the Silk Mill!  

2 Corinthians 2:12-26 But God has so composed the body, giving greater honor to the part that lacked it, 25that there may be no division in the body, but that the members may have the same care for one another. 26If one member suffers, all suffer together; if one member is honored, all rejoice together. Paul calls us the body of Christ but what does that mean? How do we work best together and how do we give honor to all parts when it's so easy to just love the extraverted parts? God has a plan and we want to see him glorified in his body! Join us as we look to Jesus as we grow in Being Disciples!  

2 Corinthians 2:12-26 But God has so composed the body, giving greater honor to the part that lacked it, 25that there may be no division in the body, but that the members may have the same care for one another. 26If one member suffers, all suffer together; if one member is honored, all rejoice together. Paul calls us the body of Christ but what does that mean? How do we work best together and how do we give honor to all parts when it's so easy to just love the extraverted parts? God has a plan and we want to see him glorified in his body! Join us as we look to Jesus as we grow in Being Disciples!  

2 Corinthians 3:17-46 For God, who said, "Let light shine out of darkness," has shone in our hearts to give the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ. The commands to be holy are all over the Old and New Testaments. Yet, nothing can seem to be harder to grasp than holiness through discipleship. How did Peter, John, and later on Paul become holy? Often times we think that to be holy is to be cut off from a world that is polluted. Yet somehow, Christ is able to be fully engaged and fully pure all at the same time. This is the holiness we pursue! Join us as we look to Jesus as we grow in Being Disciples!  

2 Corinthians 3:17-46 For God, who said, "Let light shine out of darkness," has shone in our hearts to give the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ. The commands to be holy are all over the Old and New Testaments. Yet, nothing can seem to be harder to grasp than holiness through discipleship. How did Peter, John, and later on Paul become holy? Often times we think that to be holy is to be cut off from a world that is polluted. Yet somehow, Christ is able to be fully engaged and fully pure all at the same time. This is the holiness we pursue! Join us as we look to Jesus as we grow in Being Disciples!  

Matthew 7:7-9; 6:8-15 Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives, and the one who seeks finds, and to the one who knocks it will be opened. Or which one of you, if his son asks him for bread, will give him a stone? For if you forgive others their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you, but if you do not forgive others their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses. Being Disciples means to forgive offenses as God, in Christ, has forgiven us. Easy to say. Easy to offer up statements to ease our suffering when people stab us in the back and tear down our world. Did Jesus really mean what he said in the Sermon on the Mount? Why? But perhaps more important than the why, is the how. How can we, forgive like Christ has forgiven us? Are you carrying resentment? Your family. Your former church. Your current church. Your work. Your children. Your neighbors. Join us for a formative discussion on how the followers of Jesus learn and grow in forgiveness.

Matthew 7:7-9; 6:8-15 Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives, and the one who seeks finds, and to the one who knocks it will be opened. Or which one of you, if his son asks him for bread, will give him a stone? For if you forgive others their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you, but if you do not forgive others their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses. Being Disciples means to forgive offenses as God, in Christ, has forgiven us. Easy to say. Easy to offer up statements to ease our suffering when people stab us in the back and tear down our world. Did Jesus really mean what he said in the Sermon on the Mount? Why? But perhaps more important than the why, is the how. How can we, forgive like Christ has forgiven us? Are you carrying resentment? Your family. Your former church. Your current church. Your work. Your children. Your neighbors. Join us for a formative discussion on how the followers of Jesus learn and grow in forgiveness.

John 1:35-39 And they said to him, "Rabbi" (which means Teacher), "where are you staying?" 39He said to them, "Come and you will see." So they came and saw where he was staying, and they stayed with him that day, for it was about the tenth hour. As we move toward Easter we are beginning a new series of messages on what it means on Being Disciples. When Jesus called the first disciples he invites them to Come and See how life with God is really supposed to be lived out. This Sunday we will look at that famous passage in John one and we are praying as a community that we too will hear those words of Christ, "Come, the lame are healed. See how the kingdom is breaking into the darkness." Join us as we grow in prayer and worship, together, as we follow this Jesus. 

John 1:35-39 And they said to him, "Rabbi" (which means Teacher), "where are you staying?" 39He said to them, "Come and you will see." So they came and saw where he was staying, and they stayed with him that day, for it was about the tenth hour. As we move toward Easter we are beginning a new series of messages on what it means on Being Disciples. When Jesus called the first disciples he invites them to Come and See how life with God is really supposed to be lived out. This Sunday we will look at that famous passage in John one and we are praying as a community that we too will hear those words of Christ, "Come, the lame are healed. See how the kingdom is breaking into the darkness." Join us as we grow in prayer and worship, together, as we follow this Jesus. 

This podcast session features the LAST part of my LAST talk in the series, "Being Disciples, Making Disciples". This talk is entitled, "Good News and Transformation". Jesus engages in a provocative conversation with a Samaritan woman at the well. Jesus has taught us three important things as follows: Jesus asks us to follow Him to challenging places Jesus models how ordinary conversation at a well, can become extraordinary if we talk about spiritual things, namely Jesus. Jesus illustrates that the Gospel has the power to cross every boundary, like gender, ethnic, and social boundaries. The rest of this conversation will be intense and revealing! Session #006 Click to Listen Main Outline Main Text: John 4 Following Jesus can be challenging, and will push us out of our comfort zones God’s Love and His Good News can cross any kind of boundary, as long as we are willing to go and share This Good News of Jesus’ love for the world can transform entire communities if we don’t miss the opportunity. Reflection Questions When was the last time your faith in Jesus got you out of your comfort zone? Will you be willing to share God’s love across any kind of boundary? Social, ethnic, gender, etc.? How can you be more like the Samaritan Woman in this story? What is God saying to you? Resource Links Discipleship Essentials: A Guide to Building Your Life in Christ by Greg Ogden - affiliate link Spiritual Disciplines Handbook: Practices that Transform Us by Adele Calhoun - affiliate link Real Life: A Christianity Worth Living Out by James Choung - affiliate link I Once Was Lost: What Postmodern Skeptics Taught Us About Their Path to Jesus by Don Everts and Dough Schaupp - affiliate link Discipleship Advice from a Medical Student How to be a Disciple (that Makes Disciples)! InterVarsity South Texas Area Director, Ana Graves LOFT City Church, Richardson, TX - Pastor Sam Chacko Weekly Announcements Please consider subscribing, rating, and commenting about this podcast on iTunes Please let me know of a capable sound engineer to help with this podcast Please consider checking my availability for speaking at your next even Please consider commenting and sharing my weekly blog posts with family and friends Subscription Links Subscribe to this podcast via iTunes Subscribe to this podcast via Stitcher Subscribe to this podcast via Blackberry Your Feedback If you have a questions, suggestions, or ideas for topics for this podcast, then please comment below or send me an email. I would love to hear from you! Do you have any questions about this session? How have you been able to be a disciple or make disciples during the past week? Please share below!

This podcast session features the first part of my last talk in the series, "Being Disciples, Making Disciples". This talk is entitled, "Good News and Transformation". Often following Jesus takes us to hard places in life… it’s tough. I’ve experienced this many times. I know you have too. Whoever said that following Jesus would make life easy, lied to us. Following Jesus is good, but it ain’t always easy. Jesus engages in a provocative conversation with a Samaritan woman at the well. Jesus helps us see that being a disciple can be difficult, and Jesus also helps us see that the Gospel can cross any kind of boundary. I hope this conversation will expand our understanding of Jesus. Session #005 Click to Listen Main Outline Main Text: John 4 Being a disciple can take us to difficult places and situations Everyday moments at a well can become extraordinary if disciples point to Jesus The Gospel can cross any kind of boundary if disciples are willing to share Reflection Questions Are there hard things going on in your life? How is Jesus speaking to you through difficulty? In which way is Jesus calling you to cross boundaries to reach people around you? Which boundaries are the hardest for you to cross?  Resource Links Discipleship Essentials: A Guide to Building Your Life in Christ by Greg Ogden - affiliate link Spiritual Disciplines Handbook: Practices that Transform Us by Adele Calhoun - affiliate link Real Life: A Christianity Worth Living Out by James Choung - affiliate link I Once Was Lost: What Postmodern Skeptics Taught Us About Their Path to Jesus by Don Everts and Dough Schaupp - affiliate link Discipleship Advice from a Medical Student How to be a Disciple (that Makes Disciples)! Weekly Announcements Please consider subscribing, rating, and commenting about this podcast on iTunes Please let me know of a capable sound engineer to help with this podcast Please consider checking my availability for speaking at your next even Please consider commenting and sharing my weekly blog posts with family and friends Subscription Links Subscribe to this podcast via iTunes Subscribe to this podcast via Stitcher Subscribe to this podcast via Blackberry Your Feedback If you have a questions, suggestions, or ideas for topics for this podcast, then please comment below or send me an email. I would love to hear from you! Do you have any questions about this session? How have you been able to be a disciple or make disciples during the past week? Please share below!

This podcast session features the second part of my second talk in the series, "Being Disciples, Making Disciples". This talk is entitled "Light and Darkness". Jesus helps clarify three important things with Nicodemus. Jesus helps Nicodemus see himself, God, and God's Love more clearly. He reveals to Nicodemus that God's intention is to renew the entire world. It is amazing to see the transformation that happens to Nicodemus! If you haven't done so yet, please go back and listen to Session 1, Session 2, and Session 3 for more insight into this series. Session #004 Click to Listen Main Outline Main Text: John 3 We cannot come to Jesus on our own terms Jesus wants to open the box that we have put Him in Jesus wants to challenge our assumption on religion and spirituality Jesus wants us to see ourselves, God, and God's Love more clearly Reflection Questions Which areas of your life are lukewarm and hypocritical? What does it look like for you to give your entire life to Jesus? How is Jesus challenging you to go out and make disciples?   Resource Links Discipleship Essentials: A Guide to Building Your Life in Christ by Greg Ogden - affiliate link Spiritual Disciplines Handbook: Practices that Transform Us by Adele Calhoun - affiliate link Real Life: A Christianity Worth Living Out by James Choung - affiliate link I Once Was Lost: What Postmodern Skeptics Taught Us About Their Path to Jesus by Don Everts and Dough Schaupp - affiliate link Discipleship Advice from a Medical Student How to be a Disciple (that Makes Disciples)! Weekly Announcements Please consider subscribing, rating, and commenting about this podcast on iTunes Please let me know of a capable sound engineer to help with this podcast Please consider checking my availability for speaking at your next even Please consider commenting and sharing my weekly blog posts with family and friends Subscription Links Subscribe to this podcast via iTunes Subscribe to this podcast via Stitcher Subscribe to this podcast via Blackberry Your Feedback If you have a questions, suggestions, or ideas for topics for this podcast, then please comment below or send me an email. I would love to hear from you! Do you have any questions about this session? How have you been able to be a disciple or make disciples during the past week? Please share below!

This podcast session features the first part of my second talk in the series, "Being Disciples, Making Disciples". This talk is entitled "Light and Darkness". This conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus is very revealing. Jesus has to say some hard things to Nicodemus. As you disciple others, you must be ready to say difficult things and/or receive hard correction. It is how you grow into a World Changer! If you haven't done so yet, please go back and listen to Session 1 and Session 2 for more insight into this series. Session #003 Click to Listen Main Outline Main Text: John 3 We cannot come to Jesus on our own terms Jesus wants to open the box that we have put Him in Jesus wants to challenge our assumption on religion and spirituality Reflection Questions How have you put Jesus in a box? Have you made Jesus safe, easy-going, and tame? In which ways? In what way is Jesus challenging you this week?   Resource Links Real Life: A Christianity Worth Living Out by James Choung I Once Was Lost: What Postmodern Skeptics Taught Us About Their Path to Jesus by Don Everts and Dough Schaupp Discipleship Advice from a Medical Student How to be a Disciple (that Makes Disciples)! Weekly Announcements Please consider subscribing, rating, and commenting about this podcast on iTunes Please let me know of a capable sound engineer to help with this podcast Please consider checking my availability for speaking at your next even Please consider commenting and sharing my weekly blog posts with family and friends Subscription Links Subscribe to this podcast via iTunes Subscribe to this podcast via Stitcher Subscribe to this podcast via Blackberry Your Feedback If you have a questions, suggestions, or ideas for topics for this podcast, then please comment below or send me an email. I would love to hear from you! Do you have any  questions about this session? How have you been able to be a disciple or make disciples during the past week? Please share below!

This podcast session features the second part of my first talk on the topic, "Being Disciples, Making Disciples". We diminish our impact as World Changers when we do not take time to disciple people around us. Discipleship was Jesus' main strategy -- His master plan. Let's do it too! If you haven't done so yet, please go back and listen to Session 1 for the first part of the talk. This week's session Click to Listen Main Outline Main Text: John 1:35-51 How Can You Start Making Disciples? First, point out Jesus in everyday life Second, bring your friends to Jesus Third, act like Jesus would towards your friends How Can You Start Becoming a Disciple? First, be curious about Jesus and who He is Second, be open to making changes in your life Third, allow Jesus to direct your life Weekly Announcements Please consider subscribing, rating, and commenting about this podcast on iTunes Please let me know of a capable sound engineer to help with this podcast Please consider commenting and sharing my weekly blog posts with family and friends Subscription Links Subscribe to this podcast via iTunes Subscribe to this podcast via Stitcher Subscribe to this podcast via Blackberry Your Feedback If you have a questions, suggestions, or ideas for topics for this podcast, then please comment below or send me an email. I would love to hear from you! Do you have any  questions about this session? How have you been able to be a disciple or make disciples during the past year? Please share below!

This podcast session features my talk at InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, South Texas Area Fall Retreat, in Corpus Christi, TX. I was asked to present on the topic, "Being Disciples, Making Disciples". Discipleship is often overlooked because it is not as flashy as speaking, or leading worship, but it is vital in order to make a positive impact on the world. You and I should take discipleship seriously. I believe that this is something that you can start this week. I hope this series of talks will give you some inspiration (and valuable insight) to disciple someone very soon. This week's session Click to Listen Main Outline Main Text: John 1:35-51 How Can You Start Making Disciples? First, point out Jesus in everyday life Second, bring your friends to Jesus How Can You Start Becoming a Disciple? First, be curious about Jesus and who He is Second, be open to making changes in your life Why am I doing a Podcast? Welcome to the Everyday World Changer Podcast. I’m REALLY excited to start this podcast and this NEW journey with you. I actually got this idea from many of my faithful blog readers, my family (esp. my wife), and my friends. I’m still getting used to hearing the sound of my own voice… It’s a bit weird, but hopefully this adventure of podcasting will be beneficial to both of us! It is my hope that this podcast will inspire you to be a world changer in every part of your life – whether on campus, at work, in your neighborhood, or at you church! Awesome. I will provide THREE KINDS OF CONTENT on this podcast: Audio from many of my speaking engagements at various universities Interviews with fellow world changers from around the country and the world Sessions with just me providing insight into specific topics that can help us be world changers I hope you enjoy this podcast experience! Weekly Announcements Please consider subscribing, rating, and commenting about this podcast on iTunes Please let me know of a capable sound engineer to help with this podcast Please consider commenting and sharing my weekly blog posts with family and friends Subscription Links Subscribe to this podcast via iTunes Subscribe to this podcast via Stitcher Subscribe to this podcast via Blackberry Your Feedback If you have a questions, suggestions, or ideas for topics for this podcast, then please comment below or send me an email. I would love to hear from you! Do you have any  questions about this session? How have you been able to be a disciple or make disciples during the past year? Please share below!

Healthy Habit #1: Being called, trained, and commissioned to be disciples