Is there a Biblical perspective on refugees? What would Jesus say about them? What should you and I do as followers of Jesus in regard to refugees? On the podcast, I didn't mention Matthew 25:31-46

Here are 7 questions I (James) like to ask when I am discipling someone. On the show, I talk a little more about the components of a meeting with people you are discipling, as well as fleshing out th

What do you do when you, or the person you are discipling needs healing? We all know that only God can bring real healing, but what can we do to water the seeds of healing that God has planted there?

In this episode, we wanted to share some other disciple making resources. As John Kelsey mentioned a few weeks ago it really does take a village to make a disciple. I (James) wanted to share with you some of the other resources I use. Also,

Today we're speaking with Kevin Braddock about being teachable and about finding people to disciple in his church. Kevin has been discipled and has been discipling people for 20 years. He also has one mentor who has been discipling him for 10 years.

Today we are continuing our talk with John Kelsey on the things necessary to develope multiple generations of intentional disciple makers. You can see his entire post below.Today, we will be focusin

When I interviewed Todd earlier this summer, we found ourselves discussing what it was like to disciple his daughters. It didn't fit in the discussion we were having for that episode, so I saved it as a bonus episode for now. -

A while back, I was on Facebook and saw a really well thought out post from John Kelsey on the struggles and challenges of developing multiple generations of intentional disciple makers. It was so good, I invited John on the podcast to flesh out his po...

Go and be reconciled with your brother. It's not an easy command to obey, but it is an important one. In obedience, we find peace and joy. In this episode Dave shares about a recent experience where

Jesus commanded us in the Great Commission to teach them to obey everything he had commanded. Today we are starting a new series about the different commands of Jesus and how we can apply them to our lives. How do we be better disciples?