Habits help us because; You can’t rush intimacy.
Intentional habits + intimate time can help lead us to an intimate relationship.
Luke 2:52, “Jesus grew in wisdom and in stature, and in favor with God & man.”
- Assurance of Salvation / Gospel - The Gospel you preach determines the kind of disciple you will make. -Bill Hull
- Quiet Time m
- Prayer
- Witnessing
- Fellowship
- Scripture Memory
- Bible Study
Takeaway: Intentional habits + intimate time can help lead us to an intimate relationship
Action Step: Evaluate your intimacy level with God by doing an intentional habit inventory.
Show Notes:
https://www.justingravitt.com/blog/7basics
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Tony’s Website
Navigators Church Ministries
The Reclamation Podcast
You have to deal with your hurt before you can help those who are hurting.
1 Thess. 2:8, “We loved you so much that we were delighted to share with you not only the gospel of God, but our lives as well, because you had become so dear to us.
Takeaway: You can't love at a distance and you can't disciple at a distance.
Action Step: Examine what roadblocks are keeping you from loving others well.
Show Notes:
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Tony’s Website
Navigators Church Ministries
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In today's conversation, Tony and Justin explore the importance of having a clear call to action in the disciple-making movement.
Takeaway: Disciple-making begins with a clear call to action.
Action Step: Clarify your clear call to action, and share it with a fellow disciple-maker.
Show Notes:
1 Corinthians 14:8
https://www.justingravitt.com/blog/the-trumpet-principle
4 Questions for churches to sound a clear call in disciple-making:
- How does disciple-making differ from what the church is already doing?
- How do we make disciples as a church (corporately, individually, both?)
- How will we equip church members to effectively reach people in their natural contexts?
- How will church leaders pastor people through resistance to personal disciple-making?
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Tony’s Website
Navigators Church Ministries
The Reclamation Podcast
Far too often we neglect defining the important parts of our cultural thinking that it will happen on its own. In today's conversation, Justin and Tony unpack what it means to define the culture so that you can move forward with the mission.
Takeaway: Common language creates common movement that changes the individual for the corporate good.
Action Step: Define disciple making language with your community and with the people you are discipling.
Show Notes:
Justin’s Website
Tony’s Website
Navigators Church Ministries
The Reclamation Podcast
In this week's episode, Tony and Justin talk about what it means to stay in the truth when we follow Jesus!
The branch doesn’t exist for itself, but to bear fruit for the vine.
John 15:1, “I am the true vine, and my father is the gardener.”
John 15:5, “I am the vine you are the branches if a man remains in me and I in him he will bear much fruit, apart from me you can do nothing.”
Essentials for Abiding - (Disciplines)
- Scripture Meditation/reflection
- Prayer
- The Church/Community/Fellowship
Takeaway: As a disciple our first task is to abide.
Action Step: Assess and look to improve one of your Abiding Essentials.
Show Notes:
Mark 3:14, John 15
Justin’s Website
Tony’s Website
Navigators Church Ministries
Justin and Tony talk about the discipline of sharing your story, and how important it is to share it in new ways!
Takeaway: Sharing your story is a discipline, be ready to share your story today.
Action Step: Tell someone how Jesus is changing you this week.
Show Notes:
Scripture: Acts 26:4-23, 1 Peter 3:15, John 4:39, Colossians 4:5-6
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Tony’s Website
Navigators Church Ministries
The Reclamation Podcast
