Faith & Practice: Where Theology Meets Everday Life

Season 1, Episode 2 - The Goal of Discipleship

33 min · 20. april 2026
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In Episode 2 of The Shape of Discipleship, we explore the true goal of discipleship. Moving beyond the idea that growth is merely about knowledge, we focus on becoming like Christ and abiding in Him. This episode challenges listeners to rethink how they measure spiritual maturity and calls them to a deeper, transformative pursuit of communion with Jesus.

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Season 1, Episode 4 - The Context of Discipleship

In Episode 4 of Faith & Practice, we explore an important question: Where does discipleship actually happen? Many Christians think of discipleship primarily in terms of church programs, Bible studies, or ministry events, but Scripture presents something much broader. Discipleship happens within the life of the local church and extends into every sphere of everyday life. In this episode, we discuss why the church is God’s primary context for spiritual formation, why Christianity cannot be lived faithfully in isolation, and how discipleship shapes our homes, relationships, work, habits, and daily routines. We also examine the difference between meaningful spiritual experiences and the biblical reality of the church, the dangers of a “just me and Jesus” mentality, and why ordinary believers—not just pastors—are called to make disciples. Finally, we consider how faithful discipleship naturally multiplies as Christians intentionally invest in helping others follow Christ.

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