The first step of building a disciple making pathway is to develop clarity on what problems you expect it to solve.

You can’t make it or be it if you can’t see it.

Recalibration is essential to abiding. It involves resting, rooting, and pruning

Disciple making requires us to become something and for us to help others become something.

Common context creates common movement which creates common culture.

Jesus’ style matters because His style is to be our style.

If your disciple making relationship doesn’t have dynamic tension in the relationship you’ll end up stuck.

Friendship and disciple making are not the same, but they may overlap. It’s important to understand the difference!

Friendship and disciple making are not the same, but they may overlap. It’s important to understand the difference!

The work of making disciple makers is one that God shares with us. He will occasionally do it on His own, but it’s intended to be a collaborative work.

Looking for someone to disciple. Not sure who. It’s probably someone already in your network.

The person God wants you to disciple is someone you probably already know.

Justin and Tony introduce Season 4 and what’s coming up! It’s going to be a great season!

Tony, Justin, and Mike Tuttle discuss 4 Truths for Building a Disciple Making culture.

Tony makes an appearance on the Disciple Dilemma Podcast

Takeaway: If you want to reach the world, reach your neighbor. Action Step:   Who is the ONE PERSON you can add to your funnel?

Takeaway: Don’t lose sight of the people Jesus had His sights set on. Action Step: Identify your non-Christian friends and begin to pray for which relationship can go deeper. Read the article!

Takeaway: You are the chosen instrument by God. How useful you are to do the work correlates to  your holiness. Action Step: Seek first His Kingdom and His righteousness.

Today’s episode is perfect for anyone who is or ever has been confused about the difference between shepherding and disciple making.

Today's episode is perfect for anyone who wants to understand how Jesus invested his time, his focus, and his energy.

This episode is perfect for anyone who is leading a culture or who is in a culture, and so that. Kind of includes all of us, right? But it's especially perfect for those of you who are leaders, whether you are a leader in your church or your workplace, or even just in your home, right?