Podcast appearances and mentions of brian dembowczyk

In today's episode, I interview Brian Dembowczyk and we talk a lot about family discipleship. Brian has a brand new book out called Family Discipleship That Works and so we talk about how this format he suggests throughout his book could really work for a lot of families trying to establish home discipleship rhythms. We explore the themes of gospel transformation in parenting, the importance of understanding image bearing in children, morality versus moralism, and the role of kids ministry leaders in bridging adult and family discipleship. It is a jam packed episode that I know you will love. Resourced Mentioned: Family Discipleship That Works Shop the Christmas Merch!

Have a comment? Send us a text! (We read all of them)In this episode of Faithful Politics, Will Wright and Pastor Josh Burtram host Brian Dembowczyk, author of Family Discipleship That Works, for an insightful discussion on practical faith-based parenting. Dembowczyk shares his approach to integrating discipleship into daily family life, emphasizing that faith formation can go beyond structured Bible study. Through what he calls "improvised discipleship," he encourages parents to use everyday moments—like conversations at the dinner table or casual interactions—to teach values like kindness, humility, and love. This flexible approach helps children see faith as a lived experience, making it both meaningful and accessible.The conversation also tackles navigating challenging social and political issues with kids, especially as they begin forming their own views. Brian, Will, and Josh discuss how to approach topics like politics, sexuality, and belief differences within families, all while staying rooted in Christian principles. Instead of focusing on rigid dogma, Dembowczyk's method centers on fostering a compassionate, grace-filled atmosphere where children can ask questions and explore their faith openly. This episode is a must-listen for parents seeking a balanced, thoughtful approach to family discipleship in today's complex world.buy the book: https://a.co/d/iDn5dinGuest Bio:Brian Dembowczyk has been part of a sports ministry, served on staff in the local church, and led a curriculum team that served millions of children, teens, and adults around the world. He now helps lead a Bible publishing team and writes, teaches, and speaks mostly about family discipleship and children's ministry.Follow what Brian is doing: https://briandembo.com/ "The Faith Roundtable" is a captivating spinoff from the Faithful Politics podcast, dedicated to exploring the crucial issues facing the church in America today. Hosted by Josh Burtram, this podcast brings together faith leaders, theologians, and scholars for deep, respectful discussions on topics at the heart of American Christianity. From the intersection of faith and public life to urgent matters such as social justice and community engagement, each episode offers insightful conversations Support the showTo learn more about the show, contact our hosts, or recommend future guests, click on the links below: Website: https://www.faithfulpoliticspodcast.com/ Faithful Host: Josh@faithfulpoliticspodcast.com Political Host: Will@faithfulpoliticspodcast.com Twitter: @FaithfulPolitik Instagram: faithful_politics Facebook: FaithfulPoliticsPodcast LinkedIn: faithfulpolitics Subscribe to our Substack: https://faithfulpolitics.substack.com/

“As parents and followers of Christ, few areas of our lives can prompt more guilt, insecurity, and anxiety than discipling our children,” writes Brian Dembowczyk. “We want to disciple. We try to disciple. But more often than not, we fail to disciple.” In this episode of the Influence Podcast, I talk to Dembowczyk about why we fail to disciple our kids and how we can begin to do so effectively. I'm George P. Wood, executive editor of Influence magazine and your host. Brian Dembowczyk, Ph.D., is associate publisher for Thomas Nelson Bibles. He was previously the managing editor of The Gospel Project, a Bible study curriculum used by over 1.6 million adults, teens, and children each week, and he has also been a pastor, discipleship pastor, and family pastor. He is author of Family Discipleship That Works, published by InterVarsity Press, as well as “No Place Like Home: Equipping families for children's discipleship” in the fall 2024 issue of Influence. He lives in Tennessee with his wife and three children. ————— This episode of the Influence podcast is brought to you by My Healthy Church, distributors of Including Children with Disabilities. Including Children with Disabilities will help you understand common disabilities and equip you with the practical tools and information you need to effectively teach them. For more information about Including Children with Disabilities, visit MyHealthyChurch.com.

In this episode of The KidzMatter Podcast, Ryan Frank sits down with Brian Dembowczyk to discuss how to maximize your experience at The KidzMatter Conference by focusing on more than just the logistical details. Brian emphasizes the importance of preparing not just your essentials like clothes and travel plans, but also seven key postures or attitudes to bring with you. These core postures can significantly enhance your conference experience, ensuring you get the most out of every session and interaction. Tune in to learn how adopting these postures can lead to a more impactful and enriching conference journey.

We hear from Brian Dembowczyk on ways churches can encourage biblical engagement to address the decline in biblical literacy. 

Welcome to The Ryan Frank Podcast, where we dive deep into thought-provoking topics that shape our lives. In this compelling episode, join host Ryan Frank and special guest Brian Dembowczyk as we explore the intricate realm of "Perfectionism and the Fear of Failure: Breaking the Cycle."Together, we unravel the unmistakable signs and symptoms of perfectionism, shedding light on its subtle infiltration into the lives of pastors and ministry leaders. We navigate the complex duality of perfectionism, recognizing it as both a driving force and a formidable barrier to success. Furthermore, we delve into the intertwined relationship between perfectionism and the fear of failure, unraveling their complexities.Through personal anecdotes and practical insights, we uncover effective strategies for recognizing, addressing, and ultimately freeing ourselves from the grip of perfectionism. By doing so, we pave the way for healthier leadership within the realm of ministry. This engaging conversation is a guiding light for those burdened by unrealistic expectations or engulfed by the fear of failure, offering a path towards embracing imperfection in our relentless pursuit of excellence.Tune in to The Ryan Frank Podcast and embark on this transformative journey with us, as we navigate the depths of perfectionism, share stories of personal growth, and provide valuable tools and insights to help you thrive as a leader. Embrace the imperfections, find balance, and discover a renewed sense of purpose in your pursuit of excellence.Welcome to the Ryan Frank podcastRyan is a family man, first and foremost, but he's also a pastor, publisher, and serial entrepreneur. This podcast will help you think, work, and create like never before.You can subscribe for more productivity, and life hacks to help you stay on the leading edge.

Join Ryan Frank and Brian Dembowczyk as they process how to help our kids learn the gospel, love the gospel, and live it out in their everyday lives.

In this episode, listen in as Ryan Frank and Brian Dembowczyk discuss the best ways to stay encouraged as we lead our children's ministries!

Brian Dembowczyk joins the podcast to discuss the belief that possessions make a person happy—is one of the greatest lies that families and churches have accepted. At its core, consumerism […]

Jana Magruder and Brian Dembowczyk join the podcast to discuss how to deal with digital curriculum now and how important it is to still use curriculum.

Today’s episode features Brian Dembowczyk discussing parenting and how to bring the bible into your children’s lives. Brian talks about mistakes that he made and what it feels like to feel unqualified to disciple your children. Brain’s journey in the ministry has led him to a focus on equipping parents on how to better minister to their children.  The discussion goes into depth about how to make your ministering fit for your family and your household. Things like having a discussion around the dinner table, praying together, and layering in opportunities to talk about God. Brian talks about structured times and unstructured times.  Brain Dembowczyk is a minister and author specializing in bringing biblical teachings to children with realistic steps and goal setting. Brian is the managing editor of the gospel project at Lifeway Christian Resources, leading the kid’s team helping kids and parents introduce the scriptures. Brian has experience in student and family ministries.

Brian Dembowczyk joins the podcast to discuss some simple strategies for parents and leaders to help kids in today’s society to cope with anxiety. Brian Dembowczyk is the managing editor for […]

Brian Dembowczyk discusses practical ways we can guard our motivation in ministry and keep it fixed firmly on the gospel. Brian Dembowczyk is the managing editor for The Gospel Project […]

  The mission of God is a global one. In every nation where Christians are present, the gospel is going forward. So what is God doing around the world? During a recent trip to South Africa, Brian Dembowczyk sat down with Danie van Tonder, pastor of Urban Life Church in Thatchfield, to find out. Listen... The post Ep. 32: The Gospel in South Africa appeared first on The Gospel Project.

How can parents effectively communicate the truths of Scripture in a way that is lasting for their children? Brian Dembowczyk joins me to share some practical ways parents, teachers, and leaders can be intentional about passing on the gospel to the next generation. Brian is the managing editor of The Gospel Project at LifeWay. He…

How can parents effectively communicate the truths of Scripture in a way that is lasting for their children? Brian Dembowczyk joins me to share some practical ways parents, teachers, and leaders can be intentional about passing on the gospel to the next generation. Brian is the managing editor of The Gospel Project at LifeWay. He…

The Gospel Project is a Christ-centered chronological Bible study for babies-adults. On today’s podcast, Brian Dembowczyk, managing editor of The Gospel Project, shares the vision of The Gospel Project and […]

This week Josh sits down with Brian Dembowczyk.  No, he’s not from Canada, in fact, he can’t even skate!  Brian is the managing editor of The Gospel Project, which is a Bible study resource that is used by over one million people each week.  They discuss Brian’s latest book, Cornerstones.  If you want your child engaged and connected to Scripture like never before, this interview is a must listen.   

In this episode of TFM Pastors Tony and Ben talk with Brian Dembowczyk Managing Editor of Lifeway's The Gospel Project curriculum to talk about the need for Gospel centrality in both parenting and teaching children or youth. Listen and be blessed. Email us with feedback and episode suggestions at theTFMpodcast@gmail.com.

On this week’s episode, Brian and Chris join Brian Dembowczyk, the Managing Editor of The Gospel Project. The three tackle the following questions:  “Gospel” is a buzzword right now in

The quick answer is "God's glory," but it has far-reaching implications. Our lives are not for our own enjoyment or our own pleasure, but for Him. Why would God create a world He knew would rebel against Him?  We have to let some tension hang here, as we don't know all the ins and outs of the mind of God, but we know God created us knowing we would fall. He knew He would send Jesus. This question screams His love to us, which drives to His glory. The more we understand His love, the more we understand His glory. God knew the full ramifications of what was happening, and yet He chose to create nonetheless. Creation before the fall shows us what life will be like when Jesus returns and makes everything right again. Heaven by Randy Alcorn is super helpful (AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED) to learn more here. Prior to the fall, Adam and Eve enjoyed their work and enjoyed one another. Our relationships that we know today will be changed in eternity, but all relationships, all work, and every moment will point to God's glory. Even right after Adam and Eve sinned, God slaughtered an animal and made Adam and Eve clothing. His plan to provide covering for their sin through the blood of Christ is already being foreshadowed here. We consistently see God's grace and humanity's need for Him throughout Scripture. Featured Resource: Cornerstones by Brian Dembowczyk is a fantastic resource that walks through 200 questions and answers to build a strong theology with kids. Read more at www.marycwiley.com/podcast/whydidgodcreate

Does all Scripture really point to Jesus? That's the question we're answering in this episode of The Hero of the Story. Listen in as we explore what it means—and doesn't—to study the Scriptures from a Christ-centered perspective. Have a subject for a future episode? Reach out to The Gospel Project on Twitter. About the hosts: Brian Dembowczyk is... The post Ep. 1: Does all Scripture really point to Jesus? appeared first on The Gospel Project.

What does it mean to study the Bible from a Christ centered chronological approach?  Brian Dembowczyk, team leader of The Gospel Project for Kids, sits down with Jana Magruder and Chuck […]

Welcome back to the LifeWay Kids Podcast! This week’s episode again includes Brian Dembowczyk, Team Leader for The Gospel Project for Kids. http://ministrysites.s3.amazonaws.com/podcasts/kidsministry/EP2_LIFEWAYKIDS.mp3   Here’s what you can expect to […]