7 Day Disciple

7 Day Disciple Podcast- Deconstruction and Deconversion

In this episode, Pastor Brian sits down with Hope Church Martinsville's Pastor, Clint Conner, and discusses doubt, deconstruction, the rising problem of deconversion.

7 Day Disciple Podcast- Easter and Reaching Our Community

In this episode, Pastor Brian sits down with Hope Church Danville's Next Generation Pastor, Taylor McKinnis, and discusses our responsibility as Christ followers to reach our community for Christ and inviting people that need the Gospel to church for Easter.

S1E4

In Episode 4 of the 7 Day Disciple Podcast, Brian sits down with Nick from Hope Church in Augusta, GA for an honest conversation about biblical masculinity.

S1E3

In Episode 3 of the 7 Day Disciple Podcast, Brian sits down with Jason from Hope Church in Stoneville for an honest conversation about what it truly looks like to live out your faith daily. Jason shares his heart for discipleship, the challenges believers face in everyday life, and how staying rooted in Christ goes far beyond Sunday mornings. Together, they discuss real struggles, real growth, and practical ways to walk faithfully with Jesus seven days a week.

S1E2

In this episode of 7 Day Disciple, we sit down for an honest and thoughtful discussion on the Catholic Church—its traditions, theology, and how it compares with a biblical, gospel-centered faith. We explore where common ground exists, where important differences matter, and why discernment through Scripture is essential for every believer. We also shift our conversation toward Christmas, looking beyond cultural traditions to examine its biblical foundation, historical context, and how followers of Jesus can approach the season with intentionality, worship, and truth. Is Christmas about tradition, or is it about Christ—and how should that shape the way we live and celebrate? This episode is not about winning arguments, but about growing in understanding, sharpening our faith, and becoming more intentional disciples—every day of the week.