The Word is the primary tool God has given us to make disciples.

Failing is part of discipling. Fail, learn, grow!

The culture of consumerism will seep into your disciple making, and we must push it back.

Consumers have demands because they believe the product will satisfy.

Dr. Dann Spader unpacks the life of Christ and its impact on disciple making and disciple makers.

We lose our identity in Christ when we succumb to culture.

Evaluate the system you are currently discipling in. (Am I discipling in a systematized way or is it relationally driven.)

Consumerism has fooled the church into believing that "success" is more important than righteousness.

Intentional habits + intimate time can help lead us to an intimate relationship

You can't love at a distance and you can't disciple at a distance.

Disciple making begins with a clear call to action.

Fasting is meant to be shared.

Common language creates common movement that changes the individual for the corporate good.

An interview with Jason Johnston from Youtube channel, SoulFire.

Are you hooked in and abiding in the true vine of Jesus?

What God's doing NOW is probably more important than what He did then. Keep sharing your old story, but don’t neglect to share the new ones as well!

Good endings set-up new beginnings. In this episode, Tony and Justin discuss how to end a disciple making relationship.

No one wants to waste their time discipling people who aren’t going to reproduce. It’s not that they are bad people, they just aren’t ready. But we want to be wise as select. Here are four people that you CAN’T disciple.

The first call of a disciple is to be with Jesus. He's more interested in our relationship WITH HIM than he is in any task or mission that we might move into. As we make disciples, we must make sure that WITH HIM is an emphasis in our ministry too!

As a disciple maker I pour out seeds. tt requires God's work in the disciple's life in order to grow those seeds into good fruit.