In this raw and hope-filled episode of Life on Life with Josiah Jones, we sit down with Joshua Broom to unpack how discipleship isn’t about perfection—it’s about proximity. From brokenness to family, freedom, and walking in purpose, this conversation dives deep into confession, coaching, and the transforming power of Christ. We talk: Honest struggles with identity and shame The importance of confession on a thought level Why real discipleship is caught more than taught The moment that changed everything What it means to truly live on purpose This episode is for anyone who’s felt too far gone, too broken, or too stuck. Jesus meets us in the mess—and brings us into mission.

What happens when success leaves you empty and shame keeps you silent? In this powerful episode (Part 1) of Life on Life, host Josiah Jones sits down with Joshua Broome—once one of the most successful actors in the adult film industry—to uncover a raw and redemptive story of brokenness, healing, and hope. Joshua opens up about his painful past, his search for affirmation, and the moment a simple act of kindness changed everything. Together, they explore how identity in Christ can restore what shame tried to steal, how the church can walk with the hurting, and why discipleship is essential after hitting rock bottom. This is a must-listen for anyone wrestling with identity, addiction, shame, or the question: Can God really redeem someone like me? The answer is a resounding YES. What We Talk About: Identity and abandonment The hidden cost of chasing fame Pornography, shame, and deception The role of the local church in restoration The power of being called by name Freedom through grace and discipleship

From performance to purpose, fame to faith. In this powerful episode of Life on Life Discipleship, former MLB pitcher Brandon Finnegan shares the real story behind the stats—one of identity, brokenness, surrender, and the transforming grace of Jesus. To this day, Brandon is the only player in history to pitch in both the College World Series and the MLB World Series in the same year. In this honest and hope-filled conversation, Brandon opens up about: Chasing performance and losing himself in the process Hitting rock bottom and battling fear, pride, and provision What it really means to surrender to Christ The baptism moment that changed everything Finding purpose again as a husband, father, and disciple

Welcome to this powerful episode of Life on Life Discipleship with Josiah Jones and Chris Harper where we dive deep into the critical topic of biblical manhood. In a world filled with confusion about what it means to be a man, Josiah and his guest, Chris Harper, aim to bring clarity and confront cultural misconceptions with grace and truth. In this episode, you'll hear Chris share his personal journey of faith, how he discovered what it means to be a man of God, and the importance of intergenerational discipleship. They discuss the four key aspects of biblical manhood: Word, Woman, Work, and World, and how Jesus exemplifies these principles. We Talk About: The confusion surrounding masculinity in today's culture and the church The impact of fatherlessness and spiritual orphanhood on men Practical advice for men feeling overwhelmed or inadequate The role of headship and responsibility in a biblical view of manhood How to raise up godly men in the church

In this heart-to-heart convo, Josiah sits down with Chris Harper to talk about something that’s been heavy on both of their hearts—the discipleship crisis in today’s church. They unpack why it’s happening and, more importantly, what we can do about it. Together, they talk through: How tech and individualism are changing the way we do community Why intergenerational relationships are so valuable What it looks like to move from a program-based church model to real, relational discipleship Super practical steps for pastors and everyday believers to build a culture of discipleship that sticks Chris also brings some powerful insight on mentorship, vulnerability, and making discipleship something that’s expected—not just an optional extra. His take on radical self-donation (yep, he said that!) is both challenging and inspiring. Whether you’re leading a church, involved in ministry, or just hungry to grow in your faith, we think you’ll leave this episode encouraged and equipped. Let’s get into it!

What if MrBeast—YouTube's biggest creator, billionaire by 26, and a global philanthropist—was discipled the same way Jesus discipled his friends? In this episode of Life on Life, Josiah Jones and JD Rodgers breaks down the viral Diary of a CEO interview and unpack what’s really going on beneath MrBeast’s empire of success. This is a conversation about identity, father wounds, suppression vs. healing, and how Jesus is the only true answer to deep soul questions. Whether you’re leading others, navigating your own faith, or just wrestling with what it means to truly be happy—this episode is for you. 🎙️ Produced and Distributed by Twenty3 Media: https://www.twenty3media.org/ 🎥 Production, Editing, and Marketing by Motive: https://marketwithmotive.com/  

Welcome to Life on Life, where discipleship gets real. In this powerful episode, Josiah Jones and JD Rogers unpack what it truly means to make disciples—not just through Bible studies or programs, but through intentional, relational, life-on-life mentorship modeled after Jesus. They dive deep into: The biblical foundation of discipleship Why radical self-donation matters How to move beyond church programs to authentic relationships Why every believer should be discipled—and then make disciples Practical steps to start discipling or being discipled 🔗 The 6 Discipleship Anchors at Armada:1. Gospel Fluent Understand the gospel deeply and be able to clearly articulate it in everyday conversations and situations. 2. Christ-Based IdentityKnow your identity in Christ—who you are because of what He’s done—not based on performance, but on position. 3. Fear of God / Awe of GodCultivate reverence, honor, and holy fear of the Lord, recognizing His majesty and sovereignty. 4. Spiritual Disciplines & HolinessPractice spiritual habits (prayer, Scripture, fasting, etc.) that lead to transformation and holy living. 5. Church & Mission DrivenBe rooted in a local church and understand how to use your gifts to serve others and participate in God’s mission. 6. Life MultiplicationLive to multiply your life into others—making disciples who make disciples—for the rest of your life.

What if the key to changing the world wasn’t a conference, a sermon, or even a church service—but you? In this episode of Life on Life, Josiah Jones and JD Rogers get real about the power of personal discipleship, the wild math of multiplication, and how ordinary faithfulness can lead to extraordinary impact. They share hilarious, humbling, and deeply moving stories—from awkward mission trips to dorm-room Bible studies that exploded into movements. Whether you're in full-time ministry, feeling burned out, or just wondering if what you’re doing matters, this episode will reignite your purpose. We’re not here for fluff. We’re here for the real stuff—life on life. Let’s go. 🎙️ Produced and Distributed by Twenty3 Media: https://www.twenty3media.org/ 🎥 Production, Editing, and Marketing by Motive:https://marketwithmotive.com/    

In this episode, Josiah sits down with his good friend JD Rogers to talk about the importance of authentic discipleship and the power of life-on-life relationships. Join them as they share their personal journeys in ministry, the challenges they faced, and how their friendship evolved from initial insecurities to a deep bond built on trust and vulnerability. They explore the significance of discipleship in today’s world, especially in a culture that often feels isolated and disconnected. This podcast was produced and distributed by Twenty3 Media www.twenty3media.org

Welcome to this episode of Life on Life with Josiah Jones. In this debut episode, Josiah and his guest, JD Rodgers, dive deep into the pressing issue of the discipleship crisis in the church. JD shares his personal journey of stepping back from ministry to embrace a more creative role while prioritizing relationships and community. He reflects on the importance of being surrounded by people who truly know and support you, and how that has transformed his life and family dynamics. The conversation explores the concept of life-on-life discipleship, emphasizing the need for genuine connections and the challenges faced in today’s individualistic culture. Join us as we discuss the balance between church programs and authentic relationships, the importance of investing in community, and how to navigate the complexities of discipleship in a fast-paced world.