Daily Growth Discipleship is the result of our hunger to make discipleship a lifestyle, not just a list of things to know or to do. We want to grow in our relationship with Jesus, and explore how this relationship changes the way we approach work, parenting, physical fitness, marriage, education, friendships, and whole lot more.
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Daily Growth Discipleship is the result of our hunger to make discipleship a lifestyle, not just a list of things to know or to do. We want to grow in our relationship with Jesus, and explore how this relationship changes the way we approach work, parenting, physical fitness, marriage, education, friendships, and whole lot more.
Practical and Intentional Discipleship in 2021 (Ep 72)
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4 years ago
Practical and Intentional Discipleship in 2021 (Ep 72)
Even though 2020 is over, 2021 doesn’t promise to be any better. We can hope, of course. But we must be ready for the challenges that will come our way this year. And that means our work to create a lifestyle of discipleship is more important than ever. So this year, we are excited to continue our work of bringing you incredible guests on the podcast. We are also looking forward to expanding our YouTube channel as a place where we can share our journeys with you as we work to create a lifestyle of discipleship. So this week on the podcast, Josh and Chris discuss their hopes and plans for the Daily Growth Discipleship in 2021.
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Daily Growth Discipleship is the result of our hunger to make discipleship a lifestyle, not just a list of things to know or to do. We want to grow in our relationship with Jesus, and explore how this relationship changes the way we approach work, parenting, physical fitness, marriage, education, friendships, and whole lot more.
