The Family Disciple Me Podcast // Discipleship Starts With a Conversation
In a world filled with a lot of talk, we want to have meaningful, biblical conversations with those God has entrusted to us. Join Tosha Williams and the Family Disciple Me ministry for Devotion Driven Discipleship conversation starters that will encourage you to "Seek Him Speak Him" in your own life.
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The Family Disciple Me Podcast // Discipleship Starts With a Conversation
Latest Episodes
BRING OUT THE BOOK | Convo #7: Day By Day With The Word
Day after day sounds ordinary, until you realize it is where most spiritual growth either happens or quietly dies. In this episode, we land on the final verse of Nehemiah 8 and notice what makes the whole chapter stick: God’s people don’t “brin...
BRING OUT THE BOOK | Convo #6: Build A Tent
God tells his people to do something simple: go build a tent. That one command in Nehemiah 8 shows how engaging and fun it can be to spend time with your loved ones in God's Word.In this episode, we will walk through how God desig...
BRING OUT THE BOOK | Convo #5: Go Deeper Together
One mountaintop moment with the Bible cannot carry you through a lifetime of faith or a lifetime of leading your family. I (Tosha Williams) talk through Nehemiah 8 and the surprising detail that grabs me every time: after an unforgettable day o...
BRING OUT THE BOOK | Convo #4: Let God's Word Impact Your Heart
Some Bible moments feel like a mirror you didn’t ask for. Others feel like a lifeline you didn’t know you needed. We lean into both as we walk through Nehemiah 8, where God’s people hear the Law read clearly, finally understand it, and then bre...
Happy 9th Birthday Family Disciple Me! | A Celebration and Ministry Update
Nine years ago, we stepped into a calling with big hopes and very little idea how much patience, learning, and perseverance it would require. Today, Family Disciple Me turns nine, and we're holding a lot at once: gratitude, awe, and a deep sens...