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Creating a Disciple-Making Culture (opens the original)
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In this podcast episode, Jeff Vanderstelt talks with Jared Pickney, a leader at The Crossing in Arkansas, about the importance of multiplying healthy disciples. Leaders are encouraged to prioritize their role as spiritual parents, helping people mature as disciples and experience the fullness of life that Christ has for them.
Church Planting in a Post-Christian Culture (opens the original)
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In this episode, Jeff Vanderstelt talks with Chris Synesael and Brett Donald, who are currently co-planting a church together in the highly secular context of Victoria, British Columbia. They've learned the necessity of shared leadership; the use of simple, transferable tools like BLESS rhythms; and the importance of equipping every believer to engage in spiritual conversations in their everyday lives. Successful ministry in a post-Christian culture requires patience, curiosity, and a focus on s
Becoming Good News (opens the original)
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In this episode, Jeff Vanderstelt talks with authors Jessie Cruickshank and Julia Schmaltz about their new book, Becoming Good News. They explore how neuroscience and story intersect to redefine the process of disciple-making. While traditional church programs often focus on semantic memory, the temporary storage of facts, they share that true transformation occurs within autobiographical memory, which integrates emotion and identity to shape how a person views their past and future. By framing
What We Find in the Dark (opens the original)
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In this episode, Jeff Vanderstelt speaks with author Aubrey Sampson. Aubrey shares some of her experiences of profound loss and grief, and how seasons of suffering can be disorienting for even mature disciples. She offers hard-fought insight with gentleness and relatability, without using insensitive optimism or saccharine platitudes. Aubrey has personally seen how dark nights of the soul can foster a deeper, more resilient intimacy with the Father.
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