Our Senior Pastor, Clay Smith, and Executive Pastor of Disciplemaking, Adrian Coetzer, talk about the things we are doing as a church to create a disciplemaking culture. We also discuss how our disciplemakers can contribute to the culture of our church as we grow.

Steve Allen has been working as a disciplemaker and church planter for the North American Mission Board in New York City for over 20 years. In a city with incredible diversity and a busy pace of life, we discuss the importance of engaging others with curiosity and building bridges of trust into genuine relationships .

Andrew and Christy are sent ones serving in a difficult context, but they are using their gifts and passions to create meaningful relationships where the Gospel can be shared. Where does God want you to go? Our gifts, passions, and story (GPS) can help us understand where to go (concept from Find Your Place by Wegner & Phipps).

Once we are trained in disciplemaking methods, how do we contextualize that training to our real lives? Larry McCrary and Bradley Bell discuss concepts from their book, Tradecraft, that can help disciplemakers live like a sent one where they live, work, learn, and play.

Disciplemaking is a long term endeavor so we have to be intentional about how we refill our own cup as we pour out that cup into the lives of others. Abiding may be a foreign word or even a missing component in your life, but Bradley Bell from Upstream Collective discusses how vital abiding in Christ is for disciplemaking.

Lipok tells his story - from rebel to church planter! God is moving in big ways in India, and Lipok describes what he has learned as a pioneering disciplemaker as the Holy Spirit moves in mighty ways in a dark place.

In our season finale, David discusses fears with Student Pastor Logan Grantham, and how we can “flip the switch” for making disciples. They share their own fears and how their perspectives have changed over time.

In this quick 101 episode, we inspect the elements that need to be present consistently in order for your group to have a multiplying culture and for disciple makers to launch themselves successfully.