Restore Podcast Restore-Episode 0023-Jennifer Deans: Pastor of Living Faith Seventh-day Adventist Church
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Welcome to the Restore Podcast episode 23. My name is Javier and I'm your host. It is our goal to help Restore the vision, Restore the mission, Restore the church. Regardless of when or how you listen, thank you for listening, and please continue to share the podcast far and wide.
Though a majority of our listeners are from the U.S., of whom we are thankful, I want to say a special HELLO to all those listening from outside of the U.S. such as Australia, Canada, U.K. South Africa, Brazil, New Zealand, Japan, Barbados, Sweden, and I’m sure there are others as well.
I know that you will be blessed by the conversation I had with Pastor Jennifer Deans of Living Faith Seventh-day Adventist Church. In this episode, we talk about her journey to becoming pastor of Living Faith. We also dig into her journey toward making disciples along with creating a culture of discipleship at Living Faith.
I encourage you to listen carefully as she fleshes out her discipleship process, and I’m sure you’ll find it interesting when we spend a few moments talking about some of the practical ways Living Faith has set funds aside for people to use.
Be sure to check out the show notes for the books Jennifer mentions, the discipleship group web site she talks about, and the three points she states shows a person is open to being discipled.
Show Notes/Links/Resources
- Living Faith Seventh-day Adventist Church: livingfaithsda.org
- Living Faith Church on Facebook: Living Faith Church
- Living Faith Church on Twitter: @LivingFaith_SDA
- Ignite Discipleship Web Site: IgnitedDiscipleship.com
- Books:
- Just Walk Across the Room by Bill Hybels
- Whisper by Mark Batterson
- End of Me by Kyle Idleman
- Starfish Movement by Dan Grider
- Three Ways You Can Tell People Are Open to Discipleship
- Open to the Holy Spirit
- Teachable
- Teachable by Me (the one doing the discipling)