That NAMS Podcast

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, discusses the gap between the ordinary Christian and their understanding of what it means to obey the great commission. He goes on to introduce two ways that both men and women can close that gap by joining a NAMS Centurion cohort or a NAMS Lydian circle.

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, begins an occasional series for the podcast called  “ Fragments ” . These episodes will each stand alone, as from time to time he’ll impart a lesson or insight to fellow church leaders. Today's topic is “Two Altars”.

On this episode we wrap up our interview with Bishop Josep Rosello, who is to be installed as the new Servant General of NAMS later this year. The Bishop shares with us his vision for NAMS in the years to come after he is installed as the new Servant General.

On this episode we continue our interview with Bishop Josep Rosello, who is to be installed as the new Servant General of NAMS later this year. He shares with us some of his experiences in ministry all across the world.

On this episode we interview Bishop Josep Rosello, who is to be installed as the new Servant General of NAMS later this year. He shares with us a bit of his life story, passions in ministry and vision for the future of NAMS.

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, concludes his discussion of the church planting work begun in Charlotte, North Carolina. He thus suggests some of the reasons why he believes the work began to decline in the following years, which led to the closure of King of Kings in 2021. 

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, lifts up the 3 fundamental principles that when present in action, not just in word - lead to true kingdom expansion.

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, brings the discussion of the planting of King of Kings Anglican Church in Charlotte to the building of a network of 26 new or emerging Anglican congregations after 5 years.

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, continues the story as King of Kings, Charlotte, weathers its hardest year and begins to grow steadily by the grace of God and the infusion of new leadership.

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, shares more about the history of the King of Kings church plant in Charlotte North Carolina, while also recounting some of its early challenges.

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, continues the story of NAMS’s work in Charlotte, NC, but first he explains why the story matters today, both for NAMS and the future gospel witness of the Anglican Family in North America.

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, begins a new series today: The story of NAMS planting one church in Charlotte, NC, that helped plant twenty-one more churches in seven years.

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, concludes the podcast journey through the “Cycle of Discipleship” and calls leaders especially to faithfulness to the clear command of Jesus Christ .

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, begins to bring our focus on the Cycle of Discipleship to its conclusion. The end must be the new disciple becoming a disciple-maker.

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, continues the discussion of the Cycle of Discipleship by bringing us to step 6 - "DEPLOYED". This is when a new disciple is deployed into the ministry that is uniquely his.

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, continues his discussion of the need for every Christian to be “EQUIPPED” for their unique ministry

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, discusses the necessity of helping every disciple to be “EQUIPPED” for the unique work that God has called them to.

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, discusses "ACCOUNTABILITY". Our accountability to God, to His word, and to His church, in order that we be found faithful to the end. The seven components of Nurture are: Weekly Worship Disciple Making Cell/Group Weekly Daily Prayer Daily Scripture Learning to Tithe Accountability Serving Others

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, turns his attention to “GIVING”, the call to be generous disciples, and to learn tithing 10% as a pathway to that life. The seven components of Nurture are: Weekly Worship Disciple Making Cell/Group Weekly Daily Prayer Daily Scripture Learning to Tithe Accountability Serving Others

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, turns his attention to “Scripturing”, a made up word that means a disciple who is listening for the Lord’s Voice day by day in the Holy Scriptures.” The seven components of Nurture are: Weekly Worship Disciple Making Cell/Group Weekly Daily Prayer Daily Scripture Learning to Tithe Accountability Serving Others

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, remembers the disciples request to Jesus, “Lord teach us to pray” and points out that a well nurtured disciple is a praying disciple. The seven components of Nurture are: Weekly Worship Disciple Making Cell/Group Weekly Daily Prayer Daily Scripture Learning to Tithe Accountability Serving Others

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, camps out on the elements of “NURTURE” focusing especially on the need for a newly converted man or woman to be a part of a “disciple making cell” - learning to be a disciple maker. The seven components of Nurture are: Weekly Worship Disciple Making Cell/Group Weekly Daily Prayer Daily Scripture Learning to Tithe Accountability Serving Others

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, digs deeper into the relationship between conversion and nurtured, then begins to unfold the seven components of nurture that will last a lifetime. The seven components of Nurture are: Weekly Worship Disciple Making Cell/Group Weekly Daily Prayer Daily Scripture Learning to Tithe Accountability Serving Others

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, turns to the second stage of the Cycle of Discipleship and focuses on what it means to be NURTURED. The seven components of Nurture are: Weekly Worship Disciple Making Cell/Group Weekly Daily Prayer Daily Scripture Learning to Tithe Accountability Serving Others

NAMS Servant General, Rev. Dr. Jon Shuler, continues his discussion of conversion as the only evidence that someone has been Gospeled. “Converted” is the 3rd of the seven steps in the “Cycle of Discipleship”.