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Everyday Disciple Podcast

Often with disciple-making, we either have no framework for making disciples of Jesus, or we put together such an elaborate plan that is destined to fizzle out. This week on the Everyday Disciple Podcast, Caesar talks with a movement leader in Belgium who has helped create a network of communities that are making disciples in beautiful and reproducible ways. This is so encouraging! In This Episode You’ll Learn:

• How co-vocational saints are leading a large disciple-making movement.
• Why keeping our discipleship process simple makes it reproducible.
• The importance of getting started...or joining others... today!
• How our past church traditions may be causing us to overthink things.

Get started here… From this episode: “You don't need to have a program, to start making disciples, Don't overthink it. Just grab some people that you know, who have some common interests and who you have access to their lives, and obviously they, they have access to your life... and you can start discipling them. Speak truth into their life because, man, the Gospel is such good news!”

Each week the Big 3 will give you immediate action steps to get you started.

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