The Disciple Maker‘s Podcast

This episode features Paul Huyghebaert and Rob Shaver of Grace Chapel Church. They shared a conversation about implementing disciple making movement principles from around the world in our already established North American churches.

This audio was taken from a show that ran in the discipleship.org Collective and it features Greg Ogden and Ralph Rittenhouse of The Global Discipleship Initiative.  Greg and Ralph talked to us about the miracles that can happen at any church with micro groups.

This audio was taken from a show that ran in the discipleship.org Collective and it features Steve McCoy from smallcircle. Steve talked to us about what it looks like to disciple people one and one, impact that can have, and some tools to help you along your way.

This audio was taken from a show that ran in the discipleship.org Collective and it features The Bonhoeffer Project team. Dan Leitz (President and COO of TBP) talked with us about some ways to produce fruitfulness in the ones you are discipling and also about the correct way to shift church cultures towards discipling making.

This audio was taken from a show that ran in the discipleship.org Collective. Shodankeh, Paul, and Bobby discuss different principles for seeing a disciple making movement in our already established churches. They ended with an amazing plea and prayer for an awakening of our North American churches.

This audio was taken from Zúme Training's second track session and last year's National Disciple Making Forum. Curtis Sergeant (leader of the original subteam that began working on Zúme) walked us the through the how and the why of using Zúme Training as your next tool to equip the people you are discipling.

This audio was taken from Zúme Training's third track session and last year's National Disciple Making Forum. Curtis Sergeant (leader of the original subteam that began working on Zúme) shared some heartbreaking stories of suffering in the field and the necessity for teaching those we're discipling to be prepared to suffer well.

This audio was taken from Zúme Training's second track session and last year's National Disciple Making Forum. Curtis Sergeant (leader of the original subteam that began working on Zúme) informed us about the four stages of the training cycle (model, assist, watch, and leave) in order to equip the people we're discipling to go and disciple others.

This audio was taken from Zúme Training's first track session and last year's National Disciple Making Forum. Curtis Sergeant (led the original subteam that began working on Zúme) talked to us about some of the basic principles behind these types of movements that we're seeing around the world.

This audio was taken from TCM International Institute's fourth track session at last year's National Disciple Making Forum. Jordan M. Scheetz (Professor of Biblical Studies at TCM) talked further about the history of prayer and fasting and wonders why and where church lost the practice of doing it.