Soul Shaping: From Cultural Currents to Spiritual Depth -- Nick Nye, For Columbus
How can we help ourselves, and those around us, lay down our cultural baggage and partisan aims to be formed into His likeness?
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Being a Cultural Chameleon -- Aaron Starr, RTNI
Adapting to new cultures and communicating in a culturally relevant way is no easy feat, but Aaron Starr has an impressive track record.
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Discipling Gen Z -- Marc Johnson, Central Ohio Youth for Christ
Gen Z can feel like a tough nut to crack. The challenges and opportunities in discipling this generation feel different than what we've...
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Stages of Discipleship -- Laura Stoddard, Dwell Community Church
Babies and adults need different things, and that's true spiritually as well. A one-size-fits-all approach to discipleship is destined to...
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Spiritual Gifts in Discipleship -- Anne Durell, Columbus Discipleship Network
Understanding how God has uniquely designed and gifted each believer can have a huge impact on those we disciple. Our own Anne Durell is...
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Discipleship Strategies from the Developing World — David Linn, Heath Church of Christ/ Zumé Training Network
We have a lot to learn from the church in the developing world! David Linn, former overseas missionary and leader in the Zume...
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4 False Beliefs Consumerism Has Taught Disciplemakers — Justin Gravitt, Navigators Church Ministries
It is no secret that the mentality of consumerism has infiltrated the church. Yet, like water to a fish, sometimes it's hard to see...
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Living Out Your God-Ordained Purpose in Pursuit of Discipleship — Kitty Allen, Living on the Edge
God routinely describes the Church as a body of many parts - with each playing its role. At the heart of this metaphor is the idea that...
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Praying and Fasting in Discipleship — Ursula Kemp, Pray for Columbus
"If you want to humble a Christian, ask him about his prayer life," goes the saying. Prayer and fasting are areas of particular weakness...
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Family Discipleship — Mike Mattes, Dad Lab
"Family is culture at its smallest - and its most powerful." - Andy Crouch, Culture Making
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Casting a Vision for Your Disciple —Ari Adkins, Akili Christian High School
Please note: We were extremely sad that Ari had to cancel her talk with us due to a serious illness. She sent over her content, however,...
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Perseverance in the Midst of Discouragement — Todd Smeltzer, Jersey Church
Please note: due to a technical error, the wrong microphone was used to record this workshop, leading to poor recording quality...
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How to Study the Word with Your Disciple — Phil Foell, International Friendships, Inc. (IFI)
Please note: parts of the audio file which were hard to hear (ie. group discussion) are missing from the recording, in order to preserve...
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The Essential Elements of a Discipleship Meeting — Gary Delashmutt, Dwell Community Church
Listen as Gary talks about the essential elements of a discipleship meeting. Play Audio: Featured Resource: Personal Check-In Pinnacle...
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A Scientific Case for Personal Discipleship — Steve McCoy, 360 Church / SmallCircle.com
Steve McCoy, Pastor of 360 Church in Sarasota, FL, and founder of SmallCircle.com, shares about the scientific case for personal discipleshi
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The Perils of Not Discipling - Grant Edwards, First Steps Discipleship
Did you know that 80% of people walk away from faithfulness in their first three months? Discipleship is critical to help these people...
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The State of Discipleship in Columbus — Rachel Smith, The Discipleship Initiative
What does whole-life discipleship look like practically? What are strengths and weaknesses of “whole-life discipleship” in our own backyard?
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