Discipling By Jesus
The only real answer is Jesus.
The only real problem is Sin.
The only real work is the Cross.
In the end, we only have Him.
Discipling by Jesus (DBJ) is a group "co-devotional" practice for encountering the crucified Christ. By working through His Word & Spirit, Body & Blood we explore greater depths of the Father’s love as we surrender to the Holy Spirit.
- Update frequency
- every 8 days
- Average duration
- 48 minutes
- Episodes
- 140
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
Out of Power
Two Frickin' Weeks
Soul Shift
How to Launch a Movement
Format Hackers
Enter the Millennium
Success Criteria:
Through your encouragement, questions, conversations and prayers, you have nudged me towards a growing closeness to Jesus. So that in my regular moments of life, he is more present …
A Learnable Moment
Expanding Circuits of Grace
Opening Weekend
Becoming a Host
Experience and Respond to Jesus
After a successful first pilot of "Discipling by Jesus", Ernie and Robby touch base to see if they are on the same page about what should happen next, and how best to position it. Robby suggests a f…
A Valentine's Gift for Jesus?
Does Grace exist so we can fulfill the Law? Or does the Law exist to show us our need for Grace?
Is our greatest work to love the poor? Or simply to love Jesus? Are they ultimately the same? If so, …
The Terms of Our Discipleship
In this phone call recorded shortly before last Friday's "Finale" of The Great Reset, Eric questions Ernie about why he's ending The Great Reset, and what comes next.
Ernie argues that his "original …
Letting Go, with David Johnson
To start with, David and Ernie both agree that The Great Reset is:
- Too dominated by Ernie
- Lacks a clear sense of purpose
- Lacks consistency of format
- Lacks continuity of topics
The disagreement started whe…
Shooting the Great Reset, with Ted Hahs
Ted and Ernie record what may be their last episode of The Great Reset podcast, as they plan for the finale on January 15th.
When Ted asks Ernie about working together afterwards on Something Differ…
I'm Sorry for Yelling "I'm Sorry", with David Johnson
David and Ernie appear to agree with the statement that "the problem is sin, and the cure is Jesus" -- but seem unable to agree about what those words mean, or even whether or not they agree.
David af…