The Disciple Maker‘s Podcast

S01 Episode 10: James Forlines w/ Jerry Trousdale

This story is about James Forlines and Final Command Ministries (http://www.finalcommand.com/). The story of how this ministry began is unique because most of their work has been outside the United States. Another element that makes this episode unique is the behind the scenes look at the story from one of the founders, Jerry Trousdale, the author of Miraculous Movements, a book about how hundreds of thousands of Muslims are falling in love with Jesus.
Heres the executive director, James Forlines, about what a fresh look at disciple making looks like today.
Music credit: Tony Anderson (www.tonyanderson.com).

S01 E09: Pat Morley's Story w/ Dan Stanley and Mike

We asked Pat Morley about what discipleship has looked like in his life. He shared his conversion to Christ story and then how God used him to launch Man in the Mirror, which was first a book, and then it became a ministry. The goal of Man in the Mirror (as a ministry) is simple: helping men to disciple men. Here's Pat about his conversion story, how God radically changed his life, and how that all turned into a passion for every man to be discipled: Man in the Mirror: http://www.maninthemirror.org/ Music credit: Tony Anderson (www.tonyanderson.com).

S01 E08: Robby Gallaty's Story w/ Jeremy Brown and Tim LaFleur

Robby Gallaty leads Long Hallow Baptist Church (http://longhollow.com) as the Senior Pastor. Long Hallow, which is in Nashville, Tennessee is where the Discipleship.org National forum is hosted this year. Its in interesting ministry and context for disciple making, because of the larger numbers at Long Hallow. Robby brings a unique perspective on making disciples in a large church setting because of his extensive ministry experience *specifically in making disciples*, even though hes got a masters degree in preaching. In this episode, youll hear Robby tell his conversion to Christ story, as well as his perspective on disciple making today. He offers practical tips for all disciple-making leaders. Youll also here two other disciple makers who invested into Robby in his lifeone of them helped Robby come to the Lord and the other helped him grow up in the Lord. But thats only part of the story. Music credit: Tony Anderson (www.tonyanderson.com).

S01 E07: Kennon Vaughan's Story w/ Roy Campbell

Kennon Vaughan, president and founder of Downline Ministries (http://downlineministries.com), shares his discipleship journey. His disciple maker, Roy Campbell (aka Soup) shares his perspective in this narrative podcast. Music credit: Tony Anderson (www.tonyanderson.com).

S01 E06: Craig Etheredge's Story w/ David Guinn and Jerry Fine

Craig Etheredge was helping with a campus ministry group in the Dallas-Fort Worth area when he noticed how another campus minister was investing into students. That man was David Guinn at Baylor University, a nearby school. Craig saw how David lived his life, and it made a huge impact on him to make disciples, not just converts, through campus ministry. That was just the beginning of Craigs journey of disciple making. Heres Craig on that experience, which helped lay the foundation for what became DiscipleFIRST Ministries. Music credit: Tony Anderson (www.tonyanderson.com).

S01 E05: Dave Buehring w/ Jeremy Camp and Loren Cunningham

Dave Buehring shares the story of how he was discipled by Loren Cunningham, the founder of YWAM. He also describes what God has done through him in people like Jeremy Camp. One story he shares in particular was paradigm shifting for Jeremy. Dave Buehring is the founder of Lionshare. For more information on Dave, visit Lionshare.org. This podcast is a production of Discipleship.org. Music credit: Tony Anderson (www.tonyanderson.com).

S01 E04: Randy Pope's Story w/ Bob Cargo and John Otting

When Randy Pope was in high school, a disciple maker asked him if he wanted to be discipled in the ways of Jesus. He said yes. After meeting together for a year, that man asked Randy, do you want to it again next year? This time Randy had to disciple someone else, too. So Randy asked Bobby Cargo, who was younger than him if he wanted to be discipled. They started meeting together on a regular basis. Here's Bobby (who now goes by Bob) on what he remembers from that group, which Randy led about 50 years ago: Music credit: Tony Anderson (www.tonyandersonmusic.com)

S01 E03: Dann Spader's Story w/ Dave Patty and Mark Edwards

Dann Spader founded Sonlife ministries while he was at Bible College because his professor challenged him to study the life of Jesus in order to find a template for how to disciple kids in his youth ministry. He did just that and applied what he learned from that study to his youth ministry in Chicago. This made such an impact that they named the youth group Sonlife. Jesus way of disciple making, the *Sons life* served as the foundation for how they discipled youth. In this episode, listen to Dann Spader with two guys he discipled, Mark Edwards and Dave Patty, describe their journey of disciple making. Music credit: Tony Anderson (www.tonyanderson.com)

S01 E02: Jim Putman's Story w/ Bill and Bobbi Putman

Today's episode is about Jim Putman's story as a disciple maker. Jim tells about how he grew up as a pastor's kid. Even more, his father was a church planter. Jim started to notice the people in the churches his father led, and they didnt seem like the real deal to him. So I asked Jim when he realized that he wanted to see the gospel, not just hear about it. He told me about his relationship with his father, Bill, and how he discipled Jim into the faith... Music credit: Tony Anderson (www.tonyanderson.com)

S01 E01: Bill Hull's Story w/ Brandon Cook

This episode is Bill Hulls story of disciple making. Bill and Brandon Cook are the founders of The Bonhoeffer Project. They are devoted to creating disciple makers. Learn more about their project at http://thebonhoefferproject.com/. A few years ago, Bill hull was trying to figure out how to make a lasting impact for disciple making as he moved toward the fourth quarter of his life. He wanted to pass on his message to someone younger who could take on his mantle and carry on his ministry. He serendipitously met a guy named Brandon Cook at an Anglican baptism of all eventsneither of them were Anglican. That was their friendship, from which came The Bonhoeffer Project. Music credit: Tony Anderson (www.tonyanderson.com)