Show Notes
To disciple someone in all aspects of life requires a deliberate level of intentionality. It is essential to engage in everyday activities together and integrate discipleship and training into these ordinary moments.
This week on the Everyday Disciple Podcast, we talk about a form of discipleship that includes cigars, fireplaces, and maybe an occasional glass of fine spirits. Some of you will LOVE this… some will be freaked out!
In This Episode You’ll Learn:
- A little about the environment that Jesus discipled in. (Hint: it was never a classroom.) - Why it’s vital to disciple and model the gospel in normal rhythms of life. - Caesar and Heath’s personal experience and model for doing “Cigars and Theology” as a part of their community life and discipleship. - Alternatives that may work better in your church and context.
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