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May 28, 2024 32 min

(Breakout) Who Should I Disciple?

from DiscipleMakers | Teaching Podcast

Speaker: Josh Herring We all know how to select the juiciest, tastiest, and most delicious fruits in the produce aisle. How come we’re not as precise when selecting someone to disciple? This practical breakout will examine how Jesus chose His disciples, and how that impacts who we choose to disciple.

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