The Disciple Maker‘s Podcast

This clip was taken from the 4th track session by Lionshare at last year's Forum. Dave Buehring (founder/president of Lionshare) along with Heather Zempel (discipleship pastor at National Community Church in Washington, DC; Lionshare board of directors) and Mel Mills (Board Member, Lionshare). Dave, Heather, and Sean shared so much wisdom and depth in this episode about discipling people to be ready for relationship with the world around us.

This clip was taken from the 3rd track session by Lionshare at last year's Forum. President and founder, Dave Buehring, talked further about discipling people within their vocation.

This clip was taken from the 2nd track session by Lionshare at last year's Forum. President and founder, Dave Buehring, talked about helping the people we're discipling realize the greater reason for their vocation.

This episode features Dave Buehring and Kent of Chevalier of Lionshare. They talked to us about how they met and experiences of discipling professional football players to trust and follow Jesus and to share that hope wherever they end up.

This was the fourth and final track session given by The Great Commandment Network at last year's National Disciple Making Forum. Dr. Lewis Alexander continued their message about living out whole-life discipleship.

This was the third track session given by The Great Commandment Network at last year's National Disciple Making Forum. Dr. Lewis Alexander talked more about living out whole-life discipleship in our churches.

This was the second track session given by The Great Commandment Network at last year's National Disciple Making Forum. David Ferguson and Lewis Alexander talked more about whole-life discipleship looks like in the church at (sometimes more importantly) at home.

This audio clip was taken from the first track session by The Great Commandment Network at last year's National Disciple Making Forum. David Ferguson and Lewis Alexander talked to us about whole-life discipleship.

This clip was taken from the third and final track session by The Global Discipleship Initiative at last year's Forum. Greg Ogden and Ralph Rittenhouse talked about lowering the bar for becoming a small group leader. Anyone can lead a group of 3-4 people. We don't need experts; we need transparent and authentic people.

This clip was taken from the second track session by The Global Discipleship Initiative at last year's Forum. Greg Ogden, Ralph Rittenhouse and Dan Domingue (Director of Leader Development) talked about how leaders need to set a tone of deep transparency from the very start of their small groups.