What a gas station attendant taught me about the Image of God

Discipleship through the lens of the Ministry Spouse

In this episode of All Things Discipleship, Debbie Daniels and Jill Barber share an honest conversation about discipleship through the lens of the ministry spouse. From seasons of serving behind the scenes to navigating identity, calling, and spiritual growth, they discuss the unique joys and challenges of ministry life. This episode offers encouragement for anyone seeking to faithfully follow Jesus while supporting the call of others.

The Joy of Discipleship in the Local Church

In this episode of All Things Discipleship, we sit down with Rev. David Goodwin, local pastor, to talk about the joy of discipleship in the local church. From everyday relationships to intentional spiritual growth, this conversation highlights how discipleship brings life, connection, and purpose to the church community. Be encouraged and inspired to invest in others and experience the joy of following Jesus together.

Meet Dr. Jeffrey Johnson - the brand new Regional Director for USA / Canada

In this episode of All Things Discipleship, we sit down with Dr. Jeffrey Johnson, the new Regional Director for USA/Canada, to talk about what’s ahead. Dr. Johnson shares his heart for discipleship, his vision for strengthening the Church across the region, and why intentional, everyday disciple-making matters now more than ever.

The Most Effective Disciple Maker...is Your Algorithm

What if your algorithm is discipling you more than anything else? Every scroll is shaping your thoughts, desires, and direction. In this episode, Sam Barber will expose how your feed is forming you—and why it’s time to put Scripture before screens. If you’re not choosing what shapes you, your algorithm already is.

What a gas station attendant taught me about the Image of God

In this episode of All Things Discipleship, we explore an unexpected encounter that reshaped how I see the Image of God. Through a simple interaction with a gas station attendant, I was reminded that the doctrine of the Imago Dei isn’t just a theological concept to affirm — it’s a reality to recognize. Every person we pass, overlook, rush past, or underestimate carries divine dignity. Every conversation is holy ground. Every face reflects something eternal.