Podcast Season 6

Episode #5: Help! How do we disciple all these new Christians?

In this week’s episode, Jo Frost and Peter Lynas explore the urgent issue of the ‘discipleship deficit’ amidst the growing number of young people coming to faith. They discuss the challenges of discipling in a complex world with its constant changes in cultural values and societal shifts.

The conversation delves into the need for new methods of discipleship to bridge the cultural disconnect and align with the gospel’s teachings.

The discussion highlights the importance of community and worship while suggesting Biblical practices like digital abstinence to navigate this transformative time. They pull on threads from the gospels and early church practices and provide insights for today’s church to better support this exciting rise in spiritual interest.   

00:00 Introduction: The Missional Moment

00:30 Welcome to Being Human

01:53 Exploring the Discipleship Deficit

04:03 Cultural Shifts and Their Impact

07:22 The Role of Community in Faith

11:19 Discipleship in a Complex World

18:33 Jesus’ Encounters and Lessons

25:22 Practical Steps for Discipleship

33:03 Conclusion

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