Everyday Discipleship Every Day

In this episode we talk with author Christie Thomas about how purposeful little habits and practices can help build big faith in our lives and in our families.

In this episode we introduce Terrie's new book A World of Pancakes and talking to our children about loving God and loving people. To buy the ebook go to https://amzn.to/3W2QgHa (this is my affiliate link, so I may earn a little money if you use this link) To order the hardcover book, go to terriehellardbrown.com

What does it cost us to follow Christ? What does it mean to be a living sacrifice? How can we remain faithful to Christ even in difficult times?

Why did God give us his Holy Spirit to be with us everyday? Why is he so important in our lives? In this episode we discuss the importance of the Holy Spirit and the role he has in helping us in our Christian walk.

What are the causes of guilt and shame? How should we respond to them? In this episode we look at these two struggles every Christian faces. 

Rachael talks with us about creative ways to disciple our children daily in the every-day activities of life.

We have a wonderful conversation with author Cheryl Schuermann about faith, discipleship, grandparenting, and so much more. Her new book "Farmhouse Devotions" is available now.

In this episode we outline some of the reasons the bible is so important in the Christian's life. Why do we talk about reading it, meditating on it, and memorizing it? 

Lori Vober, a writer, speaker, stroke survivor, and adoptive mom of three, shares her very personal story with us and what God has taught her through it.

Brenda Yoder joins us to talk about some of the important principles of discipleship that we may have lost (or at least misplaced) in our 21st Century world. These are simple, clear ideas God gave us in His Word that we can bring back into our lives and relationships that will bring peace, growth, and joy. 

Hannah Prewett talks about how she is walking through her daughters' deconstructions of their faith. In this very honest and raw interview, we look at Truth and how we teach it as well as how it is received. We also talk about what scripture can comfort a parent walking through this experience.

We have a great conversation with Author/Speaker Lee Ann Mancini who runs a non-profit Raising Christian Kids that provides materials for homes and churches for discipling children. Her children's books have been made into Christian videos available on several sites. She has some great insights and materials to share with us today including her latest book Raising Kids to Follow Christ.

In this episode we interview author and speaker Michelle Lazurek and talk about surrendering to God. What does that look like? Can we really surrender completely to God? Come join the conversation! 

In this episode we have a very lively conversation with the wonderful Billie Jauss, author and speaker and baseball wife. Come join the conversation. For show notes, go to terriehellardbrown.com.

In this episode, Terrie talks about helping our children and disciples understand why we have the traditions we have. Without meaning and purpose, traditions become useless.  

In this episode we interview Megan Hill, author and managing editor of The Gospel Coalition, about church and the importance of fellowship in the Christian's life.

What does it mean to live a biblical culture? How does that affect us in our own culture, in our families, and with our friends? We are told to count the cost of following Christ. This is one of those costs.

Elizabeth Urbanowics, Founder and CEO of Foundation Worldview, shares ideas for discipling our children and helping them understand truth. 

In this episode we spend some time talking about some of the practices and characteristics of leading in disciple-making. What are some things we need to consider? What are some reminders we might need? What if we mess up?

How is discipleship now different from recent decades? How can we equip new believers for the current culture: to count the cost and to walk faithfully as a follower of Christ? Join us in the conversation.