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Ep 41: (GH) Let the Pros Handle It

Can ordinary Christians help one another become more like Jesus? In this Greenhouse discussion, Brian Fisher and Kyle Moody continue the conversation from Episode 40 by exploring the relationship between discipleship, church institutions, and Christian community. Together they wrestle with questions surrounding authority, mentorship, personal responsibility, and the role of the local church in spiritual formation. The discussion examines the Kingdom of God as the foundation of discipleship and considers whether modern Christians have become overly dependent on institutions, programs, and professional leaders for their spiritual growth. Along the way, Brian and Kyle explore the value of courageous curiosity, the importance of wrestling with difficult questions, and why intentional communities may be one of the most powerful environments for becoming more like Jesus.

BY Brian Fisher

April 10, 2023

Can laypeople make disciples?

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Can Laypeople Make Disciples?ย 

Kyle and Brian head back into the Greenhouse to discuss the previous episode, Let the Professionals Handle It.

As we continue to explore Immersive Communities of Formation as a means of discipleship, Kyle digs into questions about the Gospel of the Kingdom, evangelism, our fears about being in vulnerable, transparent groups of fellow sojourners, and the role of church institutions. Sit in on their conversation and enjoy the journey!

This episode continues the discussion from Ep. 40.

 

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