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We desire to build up, encourage and edify the church to be everything it was designed to be. We believe the Kingdom of God is powerful and that it is inside every believer.
In this episode, I have a conversation with Colten May about the importance of discipleship in ministry. He talks about how the Lord pulled him out of a dark, destructive time in his life and brought him into a place of learning and healing. We break down what discipleship is and how it should be the standard for every believer. Enjoy.
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We desire to build up, encourage and edify the church to be everything it was designed to be. We believe the Kingdom of God is powerful and that it is inside every believer.
