Busy is the word for the day.  I can keep up with anyone in the busy-race.  I can out-busy just about anyone.... not that I'm proud of it. The thing with disciple-making is it works even when you get overwhelmed for a bit.  Here is a short recording I made back in MARCH!!!! It only took my 6 months to move it from my phone to my computer to you.

E65 – Thoughts on Disciple-making when you are overwhelmed with life

The other day a friend of mine sent me this message:"Long time no text. Hope you and your family is doing well. My son is struggling with trying to talk and reach some high school friends that are Buddhist. Do you have any resources or tips to help him start a conversation with them."This podcast is an attempt to answer that question.

The other day a friend of mine sent me this message: "Long time no text. Hope you and your family is doing well. My son is struggling with trying to talk and reach some high school friends that are Buddhist. Do you have any resources or tips to help him start a conversation with them." This podcast is an attempt to answer that question.

E64 – How do you share your faith with a Buddhist (or anyone else) (Part B)

E63 – How do you share your faith with a Buddhist (or anyone else) (Part A)

Many prepare for the initial sacrifice, but few think about the costs the rest of their lives.Its been a while since we posted anything.  After I posted this episode I thought of a dozen different things I wish I had said or added, so maybe I'll make a part 2 down the road.

Many prepare for the initial sacrifice, but few think about the costs the rest of their lives. Its been a while since we posted anything.  After I posted this episode I thought of a dozen different things I wish I had said or added, so maybe I'll make a part 2 down the road.

E62 – Missions, PTSD, and Mid-life Crises

Who are the ne'er-do-wells in your life?  What are their stories?This is the talk I mentioned: Tea with Hezbollah: Is it possible to love your enemy? Carl MedearisHe has a book with a similar title if you are interested in reading the book called Tea with Hezbollah: Sitting at the Enemies' TableI told a little bit of the story from Peace Child. If you liked what you heard I encourage you to read the whole book.

Who are the ne'er-do-wells in your life?  What are their stories? This is the talk I mentioned: Tea with Hezbollah: Is it possible to love your enemy? Carl Medearis He has a book with a similar title if you are interested in reading the book called Tea with Hezbollah: Sitting at the Enemies' Table I told a little bit of the story from Peace Child. If you liked what you heard I encourage you to read the whole book.

E61 – Story of the Ne’er-do-well

Learning to runRun a marathonNot a sprintA marathonAnd, run it well"If only for this life we have hope in Christ, we are to be pitied more than all men." 1 Cor 15:19 (NIV)

Learning to run Run a marathon Not a sprint A marathon And, run it well "If only for this life we have hope in Christ, we are to be pitied more than all men." 1 Cor 15:19 (NIV)

E60 – Hitting the 20 mile wall

What do you do when God asks you to play second fiddle? What do you do when His plan for you is not fame and glory, but anonymity and unrecognized work? Will you follow Him?

E59 – When God asks you to play second fiddle… or third… or fourth

Ironically, a short episode on perseverance and encouragement.

E58 – Perseverance and Encouragement

Are you all in when it comes to the Kingdom?  What does it mean to be all in?  How do we help grow the people to disciple to be all in?  In this episode, we address some of those questions as well as some of our own struggles in those areas.Audible book suggestion:(If you like audiobooks you should strongly consider signing up for an Audible subscription from Amazon. You get two books per month for often less than the price of one audiobook.)

Are you all in when it comes to the Kingdom?  What does it mean to be all in?  How do we help grow the people to disciple to be all in?  In this episode, we address some of those questions as well as some of our own struggles in those areas. Audible book suggestion: (If you like audiobooks you should strongly consider signing up for an Audible subscription from Amazon. You get two books per month for often less than the price of one audiobook.)

E57 – Are you all in?

Imagine what it would have been like to be a soldier guarding the tomb. It's silent. It's quiet.Until it isn't.https://www.facebook.com/kentoneasterpageant/

Imagine what it would have been like to be a soldier guarding the tomb. It's silent. It's quiet. Until it isn't. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/kentoneasterpageant/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/kentoneasterpageant/</a>

E56 – The Silence of Easter

Learning to make disciples like Jesus did

This podcast’s content isn’t just a re-hash of things you’ve always heard or trite answered to hard questions.  It’s an unusually fresh and authentic look at topics that are truly important.  Definitely worth your time to stop and listen a while!

Fresh & authentic

I have enjoyed the practical, down to earth, yet challenging content of these podcasts encouraging Christians to grow spiritually and build relationship with those around them.

Practical and down to earth

Deep Water Podcast

Todd Tillman

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.Other episodes with Todd:Episode 16 Todd Tillman - Disciple making with a full time job - Part 1Episode 17 Todd Tillman - Disciple making with a full time job - Part 2

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. Other episodes with Todd: Episode 16 Todd Tillman - Disciple making with a full time job - Part 1 Episode 17 Todd Tillman - Disciple making with a full time job - Part 2

Bonus episode – Todd Tillman on discipling daughters

We all know disciples of Jesus need to be able to study the Bible on their own, but how do we teach them? Do we spoon feed them for years with the hopes they will eventually be able to read and apply God's word to their lives, or do we do something more intentional?  We would argue the latter.Today on this episode, we are going to talk about teaching something called the Cross Bible Study to the people we disciple.  I hope you find it helpful.  I know I did when it was first taught to me by Jim Millard.Below you'll see a picture of a sample Cross Bible Study.  You don't have to do it exactly as I do, but it will at least give you an idea.I like to write out the passage reference and the date, followed by drawing the cross and numbering it to remind me to follow each step with Jesus.Next, I'll go to step 1 and pray.  Then I will make a conscious effort to read with Jesus.After I read the passage once, I will put a number 2) on my paper followed by a letter A).  I will prayerfully write out 3-5 questions (lettering them A-E) while asking Jesus to help me with the questions.  Then I will consider the questions with Jesus.After I have answered all the questions, I will write 3) JESUS - "James,     "I will pause and listen to Jesus.  Sometimes I hear easily and sometimes I do not. On my best days, I listen quietly. If I do not feel like I am hearing anything from Jesus, then I will go to phase 2 of listening. I will imagine Jesus is sitting across the table from me, and I will imagine what He would say to me out of the passage. To me, this is a way of building up my listening muscle or perhaps is another way of listening. Whatever I hear I will write as accurately as I can.Lastly, I will write a 4) and respond with how I will obey, or respond to God in some other way depending on what I heard.I hope you find this helpful.  Let me know.For story framework the website I mention on the podcast is Historycloth.com.

We all know disciples of Jesus need to be able to study the Bible on their own, but how do we teach them? Do we spoon feed them for years with the hopes they will eventually be able to read and apply God's word to their lives, or do we do something more intentional?  We would argue the latter. Today on this episode, we are going to talk about teaching something called the Cross Bible Study to the people we disciple.  I hope you find it helpful.  I know I did when it was first taught to me by Jim Millard. Below you'll see a picture of a sample Cross Bible Study.  You don't have to do it exactly as I do, but it will at least give you an idea. I like to write out the passage reference and the date, followed by drawing the cross and numbering it to remind me to follow each step with Jesus. Next, I'll go to step 1 and pray.  Then I will make a conscious effort to read with Jesus. After I read the passage once, I will put a number 2) on my paper followed by a letter A).  I will prayerfully write out 3-5 questions (lettering them A-E) while asking Jesus to help me with the questions.  Then I will consider the questions with Jesus. After I have answered all the questions, I will write 3) JESUS - "James,     " I will pause and listen to Jesus.  Sometimes I hear easily and sometimes I do not. On my best days, I listen quietly. If I do not feel like I am hearing anything from Jesus, then I will go to phase 2 of listening. I will imagine Jesus is sitting across the table from me, and I will imagine what He would say to me out of the passage. To me, this is a way of building up my listening muscle or perhaps is another way of listening. Whatever I hear I will write as accurately as I can. Lastly, I will write a 4) and respond with how I will obey, or respond to God in some other way depending on what I heard. I hope you find this helpful.  Let me know. For story framework the website I mention on the podcast is <a href="http://Historycloth.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Historycloth.com</a>.

E34 – How to Disciple Someone to Study the Bible on Their Own

In Episode 5 we heard the story of how God took a heathen golf pro living his own life and turned him into a full time minister who was focused on taking the good news of Jesus to people who had never heard.  In Episode 06 we will see his work doesn't stop with someone making a decision for Jesus.  His job is to raise up people who will take on the role of discipling and pastoring their own tribes, peoples, and nations. Resources mentioned:Perspectives.org Peoplegroups.info NoPlaceLeft.net NoPlaceLeftOKC.comWhatsApp group - App they are sharing prayer requests and needs on. Should be available on Android and iPhone.

In Episode 5 we heard the story of how God took a heathen golf pro living his own life and turned him into a full time minister who was focused on taking the good news of Jesus to people who had never heard.  In Episode 06 we will see his work doesn't stop with someone making a decision for Jesus.  His job is to raise up people who will take on the role of discipling and pastoring their own tribes, peoples, and nations.  Resources mentioned: <a href="http://Perspectives.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Perspectives.org</a> <a href="http://Peoplegroups.info" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Peoplegroups.info</a> <a href="http://NoPlaceLeft.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">NoPlaceLeft.net</a> <a href="http://NoPlaceLeftOKC.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">NoPlaceLeftOKC.com</a> WhatsApp group - App they are sharing prayer requests and needs on. Should be available on Android and iPhone.

E06-Heathen Golf Pro to Discipler of All Nations (part 2)

Daniel McNaughton

Favorite quotes from the episode:"If I did this would I look like one of the disciples that followed Jesus and was willing to give their lives and reach the entire world for Christ.""Then you have Matthew, who has those parties. He invites Jesus because he knows Jesus will be great at a party with lost people.""Jesus talked less than I expected and ask more questions."Dr. Daniel McNaughton is serving as professor of practical ministries and Old Testament in Southeastern University’s Barnett College of Ministry &amp; Theology in 2016.Before going to SEU, he served in executive pastor roles at Christian Life Assembly in Camp Hill, PA (2015–2016) and Allison Park Church in Pittsburgh, PA (2011–2012). He also serves as a consultant and coach for Learning to Follow Ministries (2009–present), helping leaders throughout the Northeast Region develop healthy, empowering, and multiplying churches.He was the founder and lead pastor of Spring Valley Community Church in Royersford, Pennsylvania, where he served for 6 years (2005–2011). He is the author of the book “Learning to Follow Jesus,” which is currently being used in over 100 churches in the U.S. and internationally. The book helps people grow in seven essential attributes of the follower of Jesus while under the care and encouragement of a spiritual coach. He served for two years as the lead trainer for church planters with the Church Multiplication Network of the Assemblies of God (2010–2011). Before that he served as a Bible and Church Ministries professor at University of Valley Forge for over a decade (1995–2007)

Favorite quotes from the episode: "If I did this would I look like one of the disciples that followed Jesus and was willing to give their lives and reach the entire world for Christ." "Then you have Matthew, who has those parties. He invites Jesus because he knows Jesus will be great at a party with lost people." "Jesus talked less than I expected and ask more questions." Dr. Daniel McNaughton is serving as professor of practical ministries and Old Testament in Southeastern University’s Barnett College of Ministry &amp; Theology in 2016. Before going to SEU, he served in executive pastor roles at Christian Life Assembly in Camp Hill, PA (2015–2016) and Allison Park Church in Pittsburgh, PA (2011–2012). He also serves as a consultant and coach for Learning to Follow Ministries (2009–present), helping leaders throughout the Northeast Region develop healthy, empowering, and multiplying churches. He was the founder and lead pastor of Spring Valley Community Church in Royersford, Pennsylvania, where he served for 6 years (2005–2011). He is the author of the book “Learning to Follow Jesus,” which is currently being used in over 100 churches in the U.S. and internationally. The book helps people grow in seven essential attributes of the follower of Jesus while under the care and encouragement of a spiritual coach. He served for two years as the lead trainer for church planters with the Church Multiplication Network of the Assemblies of God (2010–2011). Before that he served as a Bible and Church Ministries professor at University of Valley Forge for over a decade (1995–2007)

Daniel McNaughton – Learning from Jesus how to make disciples

In this episode, Daniel talks about some of the things he did when he planted a church that resulted in people coming to faith almost every week, and then the burden that put on him to disciple them. Out of that burden, grew a plan for helping grow disciple makers in their church.  He'll also share about dealing with conflict in the discipling relationship, where to start if no one ever discipled you, and much more.Resources:Follow: Learning to Follow JesusSpiritual Coaching Toolkit: A Guide for Helping Others Follow Jesus http://www.learningtofollow.net

In this episode, Daniel talks about some of the things he did when he planted a church that resulted in people coming to faith almost every week, and then the burden that put on him to disciple them. Out of that burden, grew a plan for helping grow disciple makers in their church.  He'll also share about dealing with conflict in the discipling relationship, where to start if no one ever discipled you, and much more. Resources: Follow: Learning to Follow Jesus Spiritual Coaching Toolkit: A Guide for Helping Others Follow Jesus <a href="http://www.learningtofollow.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.learningtofollow.net</a>

Daniel McNaughton – Growing disciple making in a church (part 2)

Have you ever felt like you were the only one who cared about something, such as Disciple Making, in your church?  Here are 4 tips for those of you who find yourself frustrated.  Whether you are frustrated with your church, frustrated with the people you are discipling, or just frustrated with everything, these tips will help you evaluate what you need to do and help get you back on a productive track.

E28 – 4 Tips for Frustrated Disciple Makers

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 the importance of each of these questions. 	How have you been lately? How are you? 	How is your family? 	Have you had any difficulties or something that stressed you out since we last met? 	Alternate question: In what ways has Satan been trying to attack you this week? (I don't use this one often because I want the focus to be on Jesus, not the enemy.  However, sometimes its a great question to ask.)How has God been working in your life? 	How is your relationship with God? 	What is God teaching you through His Word? 	How is your prayer life?Each of these questions are asked in the current context.  (... this week? or .... since we last met?)Also, if you need these in another language let us know and we'll see if we have someone who can translate them.What are other questions you like to use?

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 the importance of each of these questions. 	How have you been lately? How are you? 	How is your family? 	Have you had any difficulties or something that stressed you out since we last met? 	Alternate question: In what ways has Satan been trying to attack you this week? (I don't use this one often because I want the focus to be on Jesus, not the enemy.  However, sometimes its a great question to ask.) How has God been working in your life? 	How is your relationship with God? 	What is God teaching you through His Word? 	How is your prayer life? Each of these questions are asked in the current context.  (... this week? or .... since we last met?) Also, if you need these in another language let us know and we'll see if we have someone who can translate them. What are other questions you like to use?

E27 – 7 Questions To Ask the People You Disciple

Dr. Tracy McElhattan joins us to discuss ideas and routines to help you disciple your children.Tracy is the Director of Early Childhood Ministries at a church in Kansas. Prior to working in vocational ministry, she taught early childhood special education or worked in educational research for 13 years. She also writes and edits Sunday School curriculum for children with special needs. She loves preschoolers and their families, especially first-time parents. She has an awesome husband and two super-fun little boys.You can follow Tracy on her blog at www.drtracymcelhattan.com.Resources mentioned:The Jesus Storybook BibleDeut 6:4-9 "Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. 5 You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might. 6 And these words that I command you today shall be on your heart. 7 You shall teach them diligently to your children, and shall talk of them when you sit in your house, and when you walk by the way, and when you lie down, and when you rise. 8 You shall bind them as a sign on your hand, and they shall be as frontlets between your eyes. 9 You shall write them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates."

Dr. Tracy McElhattan joins us to discuss ideas and routines to help you disciple your children. Tracy is the Director of Early Childhood Ministries at a church in Kansas. Prior to working in vocational ministry, she taught early childhood special education or worked in educational research for 13 years. She also writes and edits Sunday School curriculum for children with special needs. She loves preschoolers and their families, especially first-time parents. She has an awesome husband and two super-fun little boys. You can follow Tracy on her blog at <a href="http://www.drtracymcelhattan.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.drtracymcelhattan.com</a>. Resources mentioned: The Jesus Storybook Bible Deut 6:4-9 "Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. 5 You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might. 6 And these words that I command you today shall be on your heart. 7 You shall teach them diligently to your children, and shall talk of them when you sit in your house, and when you walk by the way, and when you lie down, and when you rise. 8 You shall bind them as a sign on your hand, and they shall be as frontlets between your eyes. 9 You shall write them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates."

E40 – Nerf Gun Fights and Other Ways to Disciple Your Children – Dr Tracy McElhattan

John Allison

There is a set of islands many people think of as paradise, but it is a LOST paradise. How do you reach 65,000 students on those islands that are 97% unreached? While most of the students have heard of Jesus, very few of them have ever heard the good news of Jesus in a way that is personal and relevant. How do you begin to plan for such a task?John and his coworkers' main method to accomplish this goal is.... drum roll... disciple making.  The answer is simple... but it's not easy.  Today you can hear John share some about their challenges, successes, and methods they are using to create a disciple making priority in order to reach every student.If you are interested in supporting John's ministry you can go to https://reliant.org/john.allisonResources:Growing Up: How to Be a Disciple Who Makes Disciples by Robby Gallaty

There is a set of islands many people think of as paradise, but it is a LOST paradise. How do you reach 65,000 students on those islands that are 97% unreached? While most of the students have heard of Jesus, very few of them have ever heard the good news of Jesus in a way that is personal and relevant. How do you begin to plan for such a task? John and his coworkers' main method to accomplish this goal is.... drum roll... disciple making.  The answer is simple... but it's not easy.  Today you can hear John share some about their challenges, successes, and methods they are using to create a disciple making priority in order to reach every student. If you are interested in supporting John's ministry you can go to <a href="https://reliant.org/john.allison" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://reliant.org/john.allison</a> Resources: Growing Up: How to Be a Disciple Who Makes Disciples by Robby Gallaty

E14 – John Allison – Making Disciples in a Lost paradise

Asking someone if they would like to be discipled is a little like asking someone on a date... it can be a little awkward. What if he doesn't want to be discipled?  What if she thinks she should be discipling me? What if he/she says yes, then what?The good news is discipleship isn't about you.  It's about God.  Here we'll share some of our thoughts, stories, and experiences... good and bad.  Listen in to find some good ways to ask someone if they would like to be discipled... by you.

Asking someone if they would like to be discipled is a little like asking someone on a date... it can be a little awkward. What if he doesn't want to be discipled?  What if she thinks she should be discipling me? What if he/she says yes, then what? The good news is discipleship isn't about you.  It's about God.  Here we'll share some of our thoughts, stories, and experiences... good and bad.  Listen in to find some good ways to ask someone if they would like to be discipled... by you.

E12 – Inviting someone to be discipled

How did Jesus answer questions? Have you ever thought about that?  Have you ever wished you could have Jesus pinch hit for you when you were asked a hard question.  Today we are going to look at how Jesus answered questions, and we are using the background of a recent controversy a certain Christian singer found herself in after answering a tough question.  Let's see what we can learn about how to answer questions in our lives the way Jesus would.Here is the link where you can listen to a section of the original interview on YouTube.

How did Jesus answer questions? Have you ever thought about that?  Have you ever wished you could have Jesus pinch hit for you when you were asked a hard question.  Today we are going to look at how Jesus answered questions, and we are using the background of a recent controversy a certain Christian singer found herself in after answering a tough question.  Let's see what we can learn about how to answer questions in our lives the way Jesus would. Here is the link where you can listen to a section of the original interview on YouTube.

E37 – Answering questions like Jesus

Dan Pearce

"80% of discipleship is love. " -Dan PearceHave you ever wondered how to get you and your church to begin making disciples better?  Dan talks about some of the challenges and misconceptions about disciple making from his 30+ years of ministry. He shares his views on disciple making and some of the ways he intentionally invests in people. Learn some practical ways to start growing as a disciple maker today.

"80% of discipleship is love. " -Dan Pearce Have you ever wondered how to get you and your church to begin making disciples better?  Dan talks about some of the challenges and misconceptions about disciple making from his 30+ years of ministry. He shares his views on disciple making and some of the ways he intentionally invests in people. Learn some practical ways to start growing as a disciple maker today.

E03 – 80% of discipleship is Love -Dan Pearce

Kevin Braddock

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. Kevin shares some very practical things he does in order to remain teachable.  He also shares some of the ways he goes about finding people to disciple in his church and the ways he uses his time in church intentionally. Listen up, and you can do the same.

E24 – Being Teachable and Finding People to Disciple in Your  Church – Kevin Braddock

The Bible is the foundational Word of God, but are we actually teaching it to people or are we just teaching them about it? Are we leading them in a process of learning to hear from God as they read His Word, or are we just teaching them knowledge about the Bible?  If we are, where is our proof?  If we cannot point to where we can see evidence of them applying the word of God in their lives and being changed, then maybe we need to reevaluate how we are teaching the Bible.

E19 – Are we teaching the Bible or are we teaching about the Bible?

Something to chew on today.  Go and be a disciple this week.  Go and make a disciple this week.

Cigarettes in the church parking lot – Deep Water Short

Bonus episode. What does it look like to partner cross-culturally?  How can a short-term team be used well?  How do we strategically engage in mission work?

Bonus Episode: John Allison – Mission work, partnership, and strategy in Japan

Why do we call this the "Deep Water Podcast - Learning to make disciples like Jesus did?" Deep water isn't just a place where we can't touch bottom. It's not the place where we have to swim, or where we are barely keeping our head above water.  No, deep water is the place where Jesus uses us to fish for men... so many that our nets begin to break.Resources: Mountain rain: A biography of James O. Fraser, pioneer missionary of China (An OMF book)

Why do we call this the "Deep Water Podcast - Learning to make disciples like Jesus did?" Deep water isn't just a place where we can't touch bottom. It's not the place where we have to swim, or where we are barely keeping our head above water.  No, deep water is the place where Jesus uses us to fish for men... so many that our nets begin to break. Resources: Mountain rain: A biography of James O. Fraser, pioneer missionary of China (An OMF book)

E13 – Why Deep Water?

What do you hear about millennials?  How are they going to affect your church?  How do you reach and disciple millennials?  John shares some amazing insights and practical applications from his daily interactions and observations of the students he works with every day.  He also goes into some great missional strategy for reaching more people and expanding the kingdom of God deeper into a group.If you are interested in supporting John's ministry you can go to https://reliant.org/john.allison

What do you hear about millennials?  How are they going to affect your church?  How do you reach and disciple millennials?  John shares some amazing insights and practical applications from his daily interactions and observations of the students he works with every day.  He also goes into some great missional strategy for reaching more people and expanding the kingdom of God deeper into a group. If you are interested in supporting John's ministry you can go to <a href="https://reliant.org/john.allison" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://reliant.org/john.allison</a>

E15 – John Allison – Discipling and Reaching Millennials

How do you make disciples with a full-time job? It is one of the biggest questions we hear.  Todd shares some of the challenges he has faced in learning to make disciples while still holding down a 40+ hour a week job and taking care of his family. He'll also share what he has learned along the way and what his discipling strategy looks like now.

E16 – Todd Tillman – Disciple making with a full time job (part 1)

He was a heathen golf pro living his own life when God began his journey to faith through a pretty girl.  Listen to the story of how God led and guided him through different men investing in his life until ultimately he began to disciple others.  Then as he grew God expanded his call, or focused his call, to discipling all nations.As you listen, pay attention to how many people God used to influence him.  Also, note how God prepared a small group (almost like a family) for he and his friends to grow and be nurtured in.

He was a heathen golf pro living his own life when God began his journey to faith through a pretty girl.  Listen to the story of how God led and guided him through different men investing in his life until ultimately he began to disciple others.  Then as he grew God expanded his call, or focused his call, to discipling all nations. As you listen, pay attention to how many people God used to influence him.  Also, note how God prepared a small group (almost like a family) for he and his friends to grow and be nurtured in.

E05 – Heathen Golf Pro to Discipler of All Nations (part 1)

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