How Seasonal Rhythms Serve Our Disciple-making

08/07/23 • 30 min

Regardless of where you live, the changing seasons can provide you with diverse opportunities for gospel growth and disciple-making. God designed it that way! In this episode of the Everyday Disciple Podcast, we explore how seasonal rhythms can positively impact relationships and discipleship–if you embrace them. In This Episode You’ll Learn:

Seasonal rhythms and their significance in discipleship are defined.
How there is a natural "breathing in and breathing out" relationally as seasons change.
Why your own seasons of life play an important role in your discipleship pace.
6 Discipleship Rhythms that you can engage in regardless of the weather.

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Seasonal rhythms and their significance in discipleship are defined.
How there is a natural "breathing in and breathing out" relationally as seasons change.
Why your own seasons of life play an important role in your discipleship pace.
6 Discipleship Rhythms that you can engage in regardless of the weather.

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Everyday Disciple Podcast - How Seasonal Rhythms Serve Our Disciple-making

Transcript

Caesar Kalinowski00:00:01.770

Something that I have noticed that really served us and we began to embrace it, or as we began to embrace it, was, is depending on the season and what the culture around you is involved in recreationally, you will naturally find that there are times of breathing in, I like to call it breathing in, when your community focuses on gospel growth and going deeper into discipleship, and there will be times when you focus on breathing out and es