Imitating the Rabbi

In this episode of the Disciples Made Here podcast, Drew and Heather move into the third movement of the Disciples Diamond — Imitate. And it might be the most sobering and freeing part of the whole journey.Someone is always watching. Our kids. Our coworkers. Our neighbors. The people we coach. The people we eat with. Whether we know it or not, whether we like it or not, they are following us as we follow Jesus. And that means who we are following matters just as much as who is following us.Drew and Heather unpack what imitation actually looks like in real life — through arguments with your spouse, through a 16-year-old who steps in to pray when his parents can't, through a four-generation discipleship chain that started with Todd and ended up in Brayden's youth group. They also introduce one of the most clarifying distinctions in all of discipleship: inheritance is what you leave to someone. Legacy is what you leave in someone.This episode is also an honest conversation about seasons, about the difference between natural imitation and intentional formation, and about why disciple making was never supposed to be impressive. It was always supposed to be dependent.Imitation is natural. Formation has to be intentional.⸻Reflection QuestionsWho are the five people you spend the most time with? Are they pulling you closer to Jesus or further away?What legacy are you leaving in the people around you, not to them, but in them?Who in your life is already watching you that you could intentionally invite to follow as you follow Jesus?⸻Connect With Disciples Made HereInstagram   / disciplesmadehere  Facebook   / disciplesmadehere  Website https://disciplesmadehere.org/