Let's Talk Discipleship Y'all

What if we wait with purpose? What if our waiting was a weapon? What if those seasons of waiting were weapons to bring us up to a purpose designed by a perfect architect? We discuss waiting as a weapon...

Do you see worship as a weapon? We discuss how praise and worship is a weapon, by how it changes the atmosphere and our perspective.

Do you see The Word as a weapon? We discuss how the Word is a weapon, how it encourages and not condemn and how we use it as a sword against the enemy.

What happens when it feels like shipwrecks and Maltas look like destinations? We talk how they are only delays. Don't allow the enemy to keep you destined where God said you are only delayed.

The letters come with correction but do we see correction as growth or hinderance?

Saul's encounter with the Lord and with the church changed his trajectory. Are we, the church, ready when a Saul walks in our church to help change their trajectory?

When notes get laid to the side, and a word from the Lord and a scripture collide to bring an episode of a BUT GOD moment. We learn that a prison can bring a promise, that can save a household.

When we feel like Paul and Silas in the jail cell, we know we can lift up a song of praise and worship that will break the door open and remove the shackles from our feet.

Prayer has the ability to change anything in us and around us. We discuss how prayer triumphs over our feelings so we can be led by faith.

When visitation of His presence isn't enough, but we get desperate for the habitation of His presence our desperation is met with an encounter of the King.

Are we more concerned with sacrifice than obedience? Because obedience will require us to lay things down.

David said, "I am willing to look even more foolish than this, even to be humiliated in my own eyes". Lets talk crazy praise and surrendered worship.

A continuation of being wrecked by God in the middle of an episode.

An episode that turned into a prayer meeting that turned into a testimony that turned into an episode. God is always in control and whatever He wants the episode to be will be.

We discuss sheep being responsible for their own behavior, shepherds not bleeding on the sheep, and all of us growing together.

One encounter with the burning bush took Moses from shepherd of sheep to leader of Israel.

Our voices will not be silent in a moment of fear. We will join together as one body with a battle cry, not on our watch.

The birth of the church did not come with programs and agendas but with men surrendered.

Peter's denial was not the final say, Christ still had to go to the cross. Your mistakes and past sins are not the final say because Christ went to the cross.

Peter was ready for war but Jesus was ready for sacrifice.

When those around you doubt you but God has called you to triumph it does not matter the giant that is standing in your way. We dive into the story of David and Goliath as he squashes the naysayers, triumphs over the enemy, and shows us what it looks like to have no fear.

Do you have the courage to hop out of the boat? Or will you allow the enemy to define you with fear and doubt? We jump out of the boat and onto the water with Jesus on this episode.

God ever told you to do something and you give Him a list of why you can't do it? Or did discouragement and fear stop you in your tracks? We dive into these questions with the story of Moses.

Are we like Peter, James, and John and falling asleep while we wait on the promises, or do we understand that we were sent for such a time as this?

In this episode we talk on how words affect the sheep just as much as the shepherd.