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Join us on the Be Disciples Podcast! We continue our study in the book of Acts as we study chapter 19 and Paul's third missionary journey.

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In this conversation, Kyle Morris and Dakota Smith interview Robby Lashua of Stand to Reason to discuss worldviews and how to discern them. They explore the logical, literal, and livable aspects of different belief systems, using Mormonism and postmodernism as examples. They highlight the inconsistencies and illogicalities of these worldviews and contrast them with the coherence and evidence-based nature of Christianity. They also touch on topics such as sin, salvation, the nature of God, and the purpose of human history. In this conversation they discuss various topics related to Christianity and apologetics. They touch on nihilism, the importance of love and purpose, the inconsistency of atheism, the need for divine revelation, the reliability of the Bible, the resurrection of Jesus, and the role of Christians in engaging with others. They provide practical advice for engaging with different types of individuals, including those who grew up in Christian homes, those who have never been exposed to Christianity, and everyday churchgoers.

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In this episode of the Be Disciples podcast, the hosts discuss the importance of recognizing the Jesus who came to save and the danger of overemphasizing the Jesus who is to come. They emphasize the need to remember our own testimony and share it with others, as well as the importance of readiness and communicating the gospel with others. They also explore the concept of ministry and the need to be discerning and adaptable in reaching people with the gospel. The study in Acts focuses on Paul in Ephesus and the spread of the Gospel.

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The Be Disciples Podcast continues in the book of Act but preludes the episode with some religious history dating back to the revolutionary war. The discussion is centered around the movement of the church in early America and how it has shaped our country today. Dakota and Kyle also dive into the book of Acts as we learn to grow in our understand of the Holy Spirit and the beginning of the church.

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Join us in episode 115 of the Be Disciples podcast as we journey through Acts chapter 18. Dive into Paul’s experiences in Corinth, focusing on the divine vision that emboldened him to speak without fear. Discover the intricate balance between boldness and discernment in Paul's ministry. Paul's strategic partnership with Priscilla and Aquila is a key highlight, emphasizing his approach to empowering others in ministry. We touch on the significant role of women in ministry and how Priscilla's teaching prominence challenges traditional norms.

In our final segments, we celebrate the inspiring example of Priscilla and Aquila's marriage and ministry. Drawing parallels to other influential women in the Bible like Ruth, we underscore the significant role women have played in spiritual growth and discipleship. We also tackle the relevance of the Old Testament for today's Christians, making a compelling argument against "unhitching" from these scriptures. Don't miss our personal anecdotes and thoughtful reflections on the enduring importance of the Old Testament in understanding the New Testament and the life of early believers.

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Summary
In this episode, the hosts discuss the importance of spending time in the Word of God and being obedient to His calling. They highlight the example of Paul, who devoted himself completely to the Word and went where God led him. They also emphasize the need to prioritize the gospel and not be discouraged by rejection. The hosts share personal experiences of standing for the truth and the blessings that come from aligning with God's Word. They encourage listeners to make the Word of God the foundation of their lives and to trust in God's provision and guidance.

Takeaways
- Spending time in the Word of God and being obedient to His calling is crucial for our spiritual growth and effectiveness in ministry.
- When we prioritize the gospel and stand for the truth, God will bless and provide for us.
- Rejection should not discourage us, but rather motivate us to focus on those who are receptive to the gospel.
- The Word of God is the foundation of our faith and should be the guiding force in our lives.
- Trusting in God's provision and guidance enables us to overcome fear and boldly proclaim the truth.

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In this episode, Kyle and Dakota interview Dr. Jim Baugh, a pastor and missionary serving in East Africa and the Caribbean. They discuss the importance of evangelism and discipleship in ministry and how Global Training Network is equipping pastors in the emerging world. Dr. Baugh emphasizes the need for reproducible and contextualized training, as well as the importance of loving one another and working together as the body of Christ. He also highlights the universal understanding of God and the recognition of sin in every culture, making evangelism relevant and necessary.

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In this episode, Kyle shares his recent trip to Mexico where he and his team built a home for a family. He highlights the efficiency of the home building process and the special experience of taking his son with him. The podcast hosts discuss their partnership with I-68 in Mexico and the importance of sharing the gospel. They then dive into the book of Acts, focusing on Paul's approach in Athens and his message about Yahweh being everyone's God. They explore the contrast between the one true God and other gods, emphasizing God's sovereignty and providence. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the relationship between God and humanity and the greatness of God's creativity. In this conversation, Kyle and David discuss the importance of contextualization in missions and the debate surrounding it. They also explore the concept of God as judge and the call to repentance. The significance of the resurrection and the cross is examined, along with the question of why God chose this method of salvation. The different responses to Paul's message are also highlighted.