Mission Finder Podcast #35
Hosts: Andrew Michael Arroyo
In our fast-paced world, it’s easy to get lost in daily tasks and worldly distractions. This episode explores the profound topic of prioritizing God’s will, drawing inspiration from Jesus’ teachings and the importance of discipleship. While many Christians stay busy with church and volunteering, we often miss the deeper call to make disciples.
The Example of Jesus: Discipleship in Action
Jesus set the ultimate example by inviting His disciples to follow Him before they fully believed. This approach underscores the heart of discipleship: walking alongside others and showing God’s love through action. Reflecting on the Great Commission, we’re reminded of Jesus’ clear command to make disciples of all nations—a mission many struggle to prioritize in daily life.
The Parable of the Sower: Cultivating Spiritual Growth
The Parable of the Sower highlights the need to nurture our faith. Just as seeds need good soil, our spiritual lives require intentional care. Jesus warns that worldly cares can choke our fruitfulness, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing our relationship with Him over life’s distractions.
Identifying Idols and Refocusing on God
Listeners are encouraged to examine their lives and identify anything hindering spiritual growth. Are worldly desires or distractions taking precedence over God? Documenting daily routines and reassessing priorities can reveal what truly matters.
Inspiring Stories of Faith in Action
The story of Sage, a homeless man who passionately shares the gospel, reminds us that true wealth is found in our relationship with God. His unwavering commitment to evangelism shows how faith can flourish regardless of circumstances.Answering the Call: Start Discipling Today
This episode is a call to action: remove distractions, start discipling, and put God first. By aligning our lives with God’s will, we can experience the joy and fulfillment of living out our calling. Join us on this journey toward hearing the ultimate affirmation: “Well done, good and faithful servant.”