Disciple Talk with Brandon Werner

God designed fatherhood on purpose and He chose you for the role. In this episode, Brandon and Jeremy talk candidly about the pressures, insecurities, and emotional weight of being a dad. Together, they unpack what it means to be the first and best example of God to your children, not through perfection, but through presence, consistency, and humility. If you’re a father (or know one), this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

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In this episode, we talk about what it really looks like to make disciples when life is full. Between jobs, families, and packed calendars, it can be easy to set relationships aside. But what if the busyness is the context for discipleship? We share real stories and practical wisdom about how discipling others can happen as you go, through shared meals, small group setups, and the honest moments in between.📖 Key Topics Covered✔️ W...

Discipleship isn’t just about being friends. It’s about spiritual growth, intentionality, and helping others become more like Jesus. In this episode, we explore how to move from casual friendships to purposeful relationships rooted in the gospel. Whether you’re reaching out to someone far from God or walking alongside a new believer, this conversation will help you take courageous next steps in discipleship.📖 Key Topics Covered✔️ ...

The Goal Of Discipleship:

Everyone talks about making disciples, but do we really know where we’re going? Without a clear destination, spiritual growth can feel confusing, even frustrating. In this episode, we break down the true goal of discipleship: to grow into maturity in Christ.

Using the analogy of a road trip, we explore the essential elements of intentional discipleship and how Jesus modeled a relational, reproducible...

One Church, Many Expressions | Unity & Discipleship in ActionWhat if churches stopped competing and started collaborating? What if local churches could link arms—not to build a brand—but to build the Church?

In this episode, we explore the biblical vision for church unity and how partnerships like the Relational Discipleship Network (RDN) help local congregations work together to reflect Jesus more clearly. We dive into what...

Managing Money God's Way | Biblical Stewardship and Freedom

Money is one of the biggest sources of stress and conflict—not just in marriages, but in every area of life. But what if managing your finances wasn’t about fear, guilt, or confusion? What if it was about freedom and faithfulness?

In this episode, we dive deep into the biblical perspective on stewardship. We talk about how everything we have belongs to God and wh...

Should Christians Tithe? Understanding Biblical Giving in the New Testament

Is tithing still required for Christians today? In this episode, we explore what the Bible actually says about the tithe—and why the New Testament calls us to something even deeper. While the Old Testament introduces the concept of giving 10%, Jesus teaches that 100% of what we have belongs to God.

So how do we give in a way that honors Him? We dive into ...

Many churches have vision and mission statements—but are they biblical? In this discussion, we unpack the purpose behind church vision and mission and how they align with God’s greater plan. Looking at examples from Scripture—Abraham, Moses, and Jesus Himself—we explore how God gives His people a vision that’s bigger than themselves and a mission they can faithfully follow.

At Together Church, our vision is to develop people who rad...

Are both large church gatherings and small groups necessary for spiritual growth? In this discussion, we explore how the early church in Acts met daily—both in the temple and house-to-house—and why both settings serve unique but complementary purposes.

As church gatherings have evolved over time, one thing remains unchanged: the biblical call to encourage one another daily (Hebrews 3:13). Why did the early church meet so often? What...

How can moms with young children stay engaged in discipleship while navigating the demands of motherhood? In this discussion, we explore practical ways for moms to embrace their role as disciple-makers—starting in their homes and extending beyond.

The Great Commission doesn’t exclude moms, and discipleship isn’t a “one-size-fits-all” model. Whether through daily conversations with your kids, intentional relationships with other beli...