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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2026 · 47 MIN

From Program to People: Rediscovering Real Discipleship

from City Church Teaching · host Multiple

In this episode:Why discipleship is more about people than programsHow to move from consuming to actually following JesusWhat makes someone “ready” to disciple othersThe power of consistency, accountability, and intentional relationshipsHow discipleship becomes something that multiplies, not just addsAt the end of the day, discipleship is simple: Following Jesus and helping someone else do the same.

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In this conversation, Colton sits down with leaders from Antioch London, Luke and Blake, to talk about what discipleship actually looks like in real life. From life-on-life investment to learning how to obey Jesus in the everyday, this episode gets practical about how we grow - and how we help others grow, too. We talk about the tension between structure and relationship, why most people feel unqualified to disciple others, and how real transformation happens over time - not through content, but through consistent connection. If you’ve ever wondered where to start, felt like you don’t have enough to offer, or struggled to move from just learning to actually living it out - this conversation is for you.

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