Be One, Make One: Cultivating a Culture of Discipleship (feat. Chip Pugh and Anthony Rex)

Click here to view Be1Mk1: https://www.be1make1.org/  The Pathway to Discipleship: Following Jesus' Footsteps Check out Discipleship.org for resources on disciple-making: https://discipleship.org/resources/  Stay Informed - Get our newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hPViAr   In this session, Chip and Anthony emphasize the importance of every individual living on mission for Jesus through a structured pathway of seeking, following, growing, and going, highlighting intimate 'huddles' for effective disciple-making, and offering practical guidelines and resources to foster a dynamic, mission-focused community. In this episode, the speakers emphasize the importance of living on mission for Jesus by creating pathways for disciple making within the church. They advocate for a shift from a solely gathering mentality to a sending mentality, aiming to empower individuals to live their mission. They introduce a concept called 'huddles,' small groups of 2-5 people, fostering transparent and intimate discipleship environments. The focus is on establishing habitual rhythms of seeking, following, growing, and going, through three fundamental practices: sharing the heart, the message, and the mission. They reference Bobby Harrington and Alex Absalom's book 'Discipleship That Fits' and provide practical guidance for implementing these huddles effectively. The episode includes a discussion on the role of the leader, the optimal size, duration, location for huddles, and the importance of multiplying these groups over time.   Key Takeaways: 00:00 Welcome Back and Session Overview 00:19 The Pathway to Living on Mission 01:45 Understanding Discipleship Spaces 02:48 The Concept of Huddles 04:33 Practical Aspects of Huddles 14:54 The Role of Leadership in Huddles 23:26 Sharing Personal Experiences of Faith 25:45 Hearing from God: Personal Testimonies 30:12 Building Relationships Through Service 36:35 Discipleship Tools and Techniques 43:35 Conclusion and Final Thoughts   Resources on Discipleship The Definition of a Disciple Becoming a Disciple Maker