The episode is an announcement from Daniel Miller, the servant-host of the Discipleship Conditioning podcast, informing listeners about a merger with the Biblical Anatomy podcast. Originally starting in February 2023, the Discipleship Conditioning podcast altered focus in August 2023 to Bible study and life application. Also in August 2023, the Biblical Anatomy podcast originated, focusing on anatomical questions with biblical depth.

Now, in early 2024, both podcasts are merging as the Biblical Anatomy podcast. The new format will alternate between answering biblical anatomy questions and hosting Bible studies. Listeners are encouraged to find the merged content under the Biblical Anatomy podcast and consider membership for exclusive content.

Please view membership tier details below and enroll today!

The Discipleship Conditioning podcast 'Share It' membership tier provides early access to the original podcast.

1. Early Access RSS feed
2. Present Questions to the Podcast

The Discipleship Conditioning podcast 'Show It' membership tier provides early access to the original podcast and exclusive access to the updated podcast.

1. Early Access RSS feed
2. Present Questions to the Podcast
3. Exclusive Access RSS feed

The Discipleship Conditioning podcast 'Do It' membership tier provides early access to the original podcast, exclusive access to the updated podcast, and 1:1 coaching.

1. Early Access RSS feed
2. Present Questions to the Podcast
3. Exclusive Access RSS feed
4. Two 1:1 Coaching Sessions (30 minutes each)

Sign up via the Biblical Anatomy Academy link to the Biblical Anatomy podcast memberships.

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The podcast episode marks the conclusion of the Discipleship Conditioning podcast and merger with the Biblical Anatomy podcast. Servant-host Daniel Miller reflects on the podcast’s growth, admiring the engagement with God’s word brought about by the journey. The final episode covers Matthew 28, highlighting Jesus’ teachings and signaling a shift to the next book, Mark.

The passages from Matthew 28 center on Jesus’ resurrection and the instruction for the disciples. Concluding with the Great Commission, the importance of religious teachings and genuine fellowship is highlighted. With this reminder, the servant-host expresses a commitment to deep relationships and personal discipleship.

The portrayal of biblical events in movies and shows is highlighted as a caution, particularly for those who learn visually. Portrayal in this way reminds us the need for reliance on the Bible for accurate information. We have been provided the inerrant Word of God and we must draw near to it daily.

To highlight the aforementioned merge of the podcasts, please consider supporting the creation of our content via the links below.

Sign up via the Biblical Anatomy Academy link to the Biblical Anatomy podcast memberships.

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Daniel Miller, servant-host of the Discipleship Conditioning podcast, discusses transitioning to a membership model to create a more personalized experience. The membership offers free, $12, and $212 tiers with various benefits. Please view membership tier details below and enroll today!

The Discipleship Conditioning podcast 'Share It' membership tier provides early access to the original podcast.

1. Early Access RSS feed
2. Present Questions to the Podcast

The Discipleship Conditioning podcast 'Show It' membership tier provides early access to the original podcast and exclusive access to the updated podcast.

1. Early Access RSS feed
2. Present Questions to the Podcast
3. Exclusive Access RSS feed

The Discipleship Conditioning podcast 'Do It' membership tier provides early access to the original podcast, exclusive access to the updated podcast, and 1:1 coaching.

1. Early Access RSS feed
2. Present Questions to the Podcast
3. Exclusive Access RSS feed
4. Two 1:1 Coaching Sessions (30 minutes each)

Sign up via the Biblical Anatomy Academy link to the Discipleship Conditioning podcast memberships.

https://podcast.discipleshipconditioning.com/support

To highlight the above benefits, the podcasts “Biblical Anatomy” and “Discipleship Conditioning” are merging, alternating topics every other week and essential doubling the amount of content consumable to members only.

Specific to the episode at hand, the servant-host delves into biblical verses from Matthew 27, reflecting on the portrayal of Pilate’s wife and encouraging deeper exploration. He emphasizes personal study methods and engagement with the Bible, cautioning against relying solely on external sources. The importance of deep engagement with God’s word over time is highlighted, referencing specific verses and their impact.

Additionally, the podcast promotes the use of a one repetition maximum calculator, acquired at https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com/1RM, and a program template, acquired at https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com/template. Listeners are directed to the academy’s website, https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com, to access these resources with further support. The author encourages scheduling a session to discuss these tools and expresses gratitude while hoping for future correspondence.

In this episode of the Discipleship Conditioning podcast, servant-host Daniel Miller discusses insights into supporting Biblical Anatomy Academy through various membership levels, highlighting benefits such as early access, exclusive content, and 1-on-1 coaching. He also provides a detailed analysis of Matthew 26, emphasizing the plot to kill Jesus, the anointing with expensive oil, and their significance in understanding the values associated with Jesus during that time.

The Discipleship Conditioning podcast 'Share It' membership tier provides early access to the original podcast.

1. Early Access RSS feed
2. Present Questions to the Podcast

The Discipleship Conditioning podcast 'Show It' membership tier provides early access to the original podcast and exclusive access to the updated podcast.

1. Early Access RSS feed
2. Present Questions to the Podcast
3. Exclusive Access RSS feed

The Discipleship Conditioning podcast 'Do It' membership tier provides early access to the original podcast, exclusive access to the updated podcast, and 1:1 coaching.

1. Early Access RSS feed
2. Present Questions to the Podcast
3. Exclusive Access RSS feed
4. Two 1:1 Coaching Sessions (30 minutes each)

Support Discipleship Conditioning

Sign up via the Biblical Anatomy Academy link to the Discipleship Conditioning podcast memberships.

https://podcast.discipleshipconditioning.com/support

Specific to the current podcast episode, the importance of genuine relationships and a close-knit community is emphasized over seeking a large following. As a poignant example, communion is discussed, referencing the passage from Matthew 26 where Jesus shares bread and wine with his disciples.

The episode also covers Jesus’s predictions about Peter’s denial and the futility of violence. It delves into the disciples leaving Jesus before his crucifixion, expressing a deep emotional connection to Scripture. Commitment to studying each chapter daily and understanding God's Word is reemphasized.

Additionally, the podcast promotes the use of a one repetition maximum calculator, acquired at https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com/1RM, and a program template, acquired at https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com/template. Listeners are directed to the academy’s website, https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com, to access these resources with further support. The author encourages scheduling a session to discuss these tools and expresses gratitude while hoping for future correspondence.

An introduction of membership tiers to the Discipleship Conditioning podcast is the new norm. The memberships will include three tiers: Share it, Show it, and Do it, each corresponding to different levels of engagement and support. Additionally, the full podcast will now be accessible only through memberships, with different levels offering varying benefits. Note the tiered benefits below:

The Discipleship Conditioning podcast 'Share It' membership tier provides early access to the original podcast.

1. Early Access RSS feed
2. Present Questions to the Podcast

The Discipleship Conditioning podcast 'Show It' membership tier provides early access to the original podcast and exclusive access to the updated podcast.

1. Early Access RSS feed
2. Present Questions to the Podcast
3. Exclusive Access RSS feed

The Discipleship Conditioning podcast 'Do It' membership tier provides early access to the original podcast, exclusive access to the updated podcast, and 1:1 coaching.

1. Early Access RSS feed
2. Present Questions to the Podcast
3. Exclusive Access RSS feed
4. Two 1:1 Coaching Sessions (30 minutes each)

Support Discipleship Conditioning

Sign up via the Biblical Anatomy Academy link to the Discipleship Conditioning podcast memberships.

https://podcast.discipleshipconditioning.com/support

As the podcast episode shifts focus towards Matthew 25, servant-host Daniel Miller emphasizes the importance of being prepared for the unknown time of Jesus’s return, as well as the significance of utilizing one’s abilities in honor of God. Concentration on investing and utilizing talents rather than burying them, with an analogy drawn between investing in one’s talents to create a profitable business and providing for one’s family is also focal to the podcast episode.

Specific to Matthew 25:34-40, the servant-host points out the interesting nature of duplicate replies from the blessed and the cursed. For Jesus holds us all accountable to serving the least, just as we would serve Him.

In conclusion, the servant-host encourages embracing oneself as God’s creation and offers fitness resources, including a one repetition maximum calculator, acquired at https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com/1RM, and a program template, acquired at https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com/template. Listeners are directed to the academy’s website, https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com, to access these resources with further support.

Daniel Miller, servant-host of the Discipleship Conditioning podcast, shares insights on creating a podcast and emphasizes authenticity over perfection. With over a year of experience in podcasting, he discusses the inevitability of mistakes and encourages embracing imperfection when starting new endeavors. The Discipleship Conditioning podcast serves as an example of the growth a new journey will bring over time.

Emphatically, while stressing the importance of God’s Word and expressing concern about societal issues, the servant-host stresses that their aim is not to convert political views. The episode highlights that focus with the uncertainty of predicting the end times, as presented in Matthew 23. The servant-host draws parallels between current times and the days of Noah. By emphasizing readiness for unforeseen events and fulfilling responsibilities, the servant-host promotes accountability among those called.

Additionally, the servant-host also highlights acts of generosity from a Secret Santa initiative in eastern Idaho. In foreshadowing manner, the servant-host eludes to future projects driven by the faith of his daughter.

Finally, the servant-host encourages embracing oneself as God’s creation and offers fitness resources, including a one repetition maximum calculator, acquired at https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com/1RM, and a program template, acquired at https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com/template. Listeners are directed to the academy’s website, https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com, to access these resources with further support.

Daniel Miller, servant-host of the Discipleship Conditioning podcast and founder of Biblical Anatomy Academy, delves into Matthew 23 through the lens of personal growth. He emphasizes practicing what one preaches and the need for grace, drawing parallels to personal goals.

The servant-host contrasts Jesus’s teachings with the behavior of the Pharisees, highlighting humility and sincerity in teaching. He reflects on his past pursuit of titles, emphasizing servant leadership.

In the episode, the servant-host discusses negative influence, thoroughness, and the superficial nature of society, drawing parallels between historical and contemporary behaviors. He also explores biblical connotations of the word “brood,” and the podcast’s approach to studying the Bible.

Finally, the servant-host encourages embracing oneself as God’s creation and offers fitness resources, including a one repetition maximum calculator, acquired at https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com/1RM, and a program template, acquired at https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com/template. Listeners are directed to the academy’s website, https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com, to access these resources with further support.

Daniel Miller, servant-host of the Discipleship Conditioning podcast, explores the genuine nature of God and contrasts it with the disingenuous nature of sinful humans. He stresses the importance of accepting Jesus and bearing fruit, drawing parallels between the Pharisees’ actions in biblical times and contemporary behavior. The podcast episode also delves into a situation where disciples of the Pharisees and Herodians attempt to flatter Jesus, paralleling it with the servant-host's experiences on social media and reflecting on their own motivations for creating content.

The episode elaborates on valuing spiritual principles over material gain and emphasizes the fleeting nature of consumerism. The servant-host also reflects on the role of money as a tool and the need to renew one’s mindset in accordance with God’s teachings. The servant-host highlights the importance of understanding biblical verses deeply and emphasizes the need to meditate on the message rather than rushing through Scripture.

As the podcast nears conclusion, the servant-host promotes free resources from Biblical Anatomy Academy, including a one repetition maximum calculator, acquired at https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com/1RM, and a program template, acquired at https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com/template. Listeners are directed to the academy’s website, https://biblicalanatomyacademy.com, to access these resources with further support.