What does it mean to "make disciples"? What is the image in your mind when you hear the word "disciple"? The Kansas Communities Ministry has been involved in helping people grow in their walk with the Lord for nearly 50 years. We believe making disciples should be a natural part of our everyday lives. Hear practical, stimulating, Biblically-based thoughts on how to invest in individuals and help them in their walk with the Lord no matter where they are in their journey.
It is all too tempting to want to make a big "splash," attracting large crowds, etc. But what does the Lord desire for us? Richard Spann, former ministry director for the Kansas Communi…
Dr. Spann shares three practical truths: Discipleship is more caught than taught. We can impress from a distance but to make an impact we need to be "up close." Live your life in such a…
Who was Shamgar? Often we don't think we have anything to offer concerning investing in the spiritual growth of others. But we learn from the story of Shamgar in the Old Testament, we c…
The questions of Jesus in scripture -- who do you say that I am? What do you want? -- He asked of his disciples and asks of His followers today. Only through intimately knowing God by s…
Dr. Richard Spann is the previous director of the Kansas Communities Ministry with the Navigators. He has written a series of devotionals called "Goads and Nails" which are a collection…
Mr. Willie Penner is a faithful man of God. During his early years he lived in Poland. Eventually, in 1945, he and his family were displaced from their home. He lived for a time in a co…
Mr. Willie Penner is a faithful man of God. During his early years he lived in Poland. Eventually, in 1945, he and his family were displaced from their home. He lived for a time in a co…
Mr. Willie Penner is a faithful man of God. During his early years he lived in Poland. Eventually, in 1945, he and his family were displaced from their home. He lived for a time in a co…
As we go through trials or challenges, the tendency is to rush through and try to escape on the "other side" of the trial. In today's interview Pastor Ted Veer looks back over his life …
Pastor Ted Veer describes the extreme importance of cooperating with the Holy Spirit as we invest in others. He shares the priority of memorizing Scripture and sharing what we are learn…
Pastor Ted Veer was a missionary to Ethiopia for 20 years and pastored in the US as well. He endured demonic influence as well the loss of 3 wives. Through all this, Pastor Veer gives g…
Does it seem God is distant or not listening when we pray? Have you felt attacked by forces beyond your ability to withstand? Hear from Pastor Ted Veer today about his experiences as a …
Pastor Ted Veer tells of a tragic incident occurring shortly after college graduation and marriage. Despite what seemed to be roadblocks and challenges, he learned to depend on God dail…
Pastor Ted Veer was a missionary to Ethiopia for 25 years, pastored in the US and continues to disciple men one on one at age 92. He struggled with anxiety off and on over the years and…
Pastor Ted Veer started from a humble beginning in North Dakota, believing in Jesus at an early age, yet did not receive training in Christian growth for several years. He went to Bible…
Sometimes maturity is equated with "doing things for Christ." However, Scripture points to another mark of a mature Christian: a life of love.
Does it make any difference if we know with certainty whether we have eternal life or not? Does it matter? And, can we really know? In this final podcast on the topic of "Seven Myths Ab…
We commonly have been taught that all Christians will have essentially the same eternal experience. We've been taught that there will be no difference among people in the next life. But…
We commonly assume that when a believer dies, he or she "goes to heaven." Is that Biblically accurate? We know that to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord (2 Cor. 5:8…
Continuing our look at 7 myths about heaven, today we look at who angels are and whether people become angels when they die. Also, should we even think that much about heaven. After all…