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📺 Episode 13: Let’s Talk About CommunityIn this episode of The Disciple Standard Podcast, we get real about one of the biggest issues of our time: loneliness. Despite being more digitally connected than ever, people feel increasingly isolated. 📱💬 Why is that?
🎙 Why Christian Education Might Be the Most Important Mission Field In Episode 12 of The Disciple Standard Podcast, Pastor Aaron Mamuyac sits down with Pastor Scott Vander Ploeg and 🎓 Sarah Wilson Hyde, Head of Schools at Sunlight Christian Academy, for a powerful conversation on the role of Christian education in shaping lives and communities.
In Episode 11 of The Disciple Standard Podcast, Pastor Aaron, Pastor Scott, and Andrea dive deep into faith, family, parenting, and marriage from a biblical perspective.
Who are you—really? In Episode 10 of The Disciple Standard Podcast, Pastor Aaron, Pastor Zach, and Seron dive deep into the topic of identity and what it means to truly know yourself.
How can the church become a place where everyone confidently knows and teaches the Word of God?
What does it take to be a truly great teacher—especially when it comes to the next generation?
Want to grow in your faith—but not sure where to start?
In Episode 6 of The Disciple Standard Podcast, Pastor Aaron, Pastor Scott, and Seron tackle a raw and honest conversation around modern Protestant worship, asking whether it’s become out of touch, corny, or even disconnected from true Christianity.
Is AI a tool for good, or a threat to faith? As artificial intelligence becomes more powerful, how should Christians respond?
What makes worship truly powerful? Is it just about the music, or is there something deeper?
How do you know if you’re called to lead? What if fear is holding you back? In this episode of The Disciple Standard Podcast, Pastor Aaron, Pastor Scott, and Pastor Zach dive into what it means to be called by God and how to develop strong, biblical leadership.
Church attendance is shrinking, pastors are harder to find, and the effectiveness of the Great Commission seems to be fading. So, what’s really causing the decline of the church—and more importantly, how do we fix it?