The Disciple Maker‘s Podcast

David Roadcup discusses the importance of a spiritual-full life before being a spiritual leader. Topics include deepening the relationship with Jesus, training men and women for leadership ministry, exploring spiritual disciplines and the healing effects of meditation, the priority of knowing and loving Jesus, the power of God's forgiveness and letting go of guilt, and the significance of deeply knowing and loving Jesus for effective discipling.

Corey Spinks of e3partners shares new tools that college leaders and next gen leaders are using to share the gospel and make disciples. These tools are creating massive opportunities around North America to train up the next generation and send them to the nations.

Bryan King from e3partners talks with us about developing leaders to engage people and places that are far from God. He shares stories from churches that are being equipped with evangelism and discipleship to help the surrounding neighborhoods by sharing the Gospel one person at a time.

In this episode Ryan Spinks from e3partners talks with us about the Discovery Bible Study and how we can help others encounter and engage Jesus in a way that gets us (the leader) out of the equation. He gives us a simple way to see peoples lives transformed by the Word of God.

This episode is part 2 of a session Josh Spinks from e3partners led at the most recent National Disciple Making Forum. Josh teaches us the math behind the lost and how to prep our hearts to focus on them in prayer and in action.

We were made for multiplication. If you were faced with someone who didn’t know the Gospel, could you tell what the Gospel is in 10 seconds? In this episode, Josh Spinks of e3Partners focuses on the basics of training others in how to share with and disciple others.

In this episode we get to hear from multiple leaders from the Relational Discipleship Network about the effects of and how to realize when you’re doing too much. This speaks to the vocational minister as well as the lay ministers working 40-50 hours a week at their jobs while trying to juggling kids and spouses as well as being faithful to the call of making disciples.  

The impact of being a force multiplier is great. But how do you draw out a clear disciple making process that is understandable, teachable, and reproducible? What are the absolutes for generational change? In this episode Jim, Bob, Joel, and Moose from Relational Discipleship Network share real world stories of generational change.  

This episode is about intentionally building a team of disciple makers and the challenges and successes that come along with that. As a leader, how are you currently investing your time and energy—are you prioritizing people over tasks? The Relational Discipleship Network team talked with us about the essential steps as a “coach” when equipping and raising up disciples of Jesus with purpose and vision

In this episode, Relational Discipleship Network answers these questions: What is relational discipleship? How do I live this out in the home, my church, and the world? How do you set the DNA of a relational disciple-making environment? How do leaders create a relational environment that is intentional about making disciples of Jesus?