The only way to change the world is to change the people. You change people and everything changes. In this episode, John explains that Jesus already gave us the strategy to change the planet and it's about time we got with it.

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Find more resources, including the transcript for this episode, at thetolsongroup.com.

The greatest threat to Christianity… is not what you think it is. It's not materialism or atheism, but rather… it's Christians who don't do what Jesus commanded them to do. We have a job to do. Are you ready and willing to do it?

It would be all too easy to live your whole life sitting and watching the action happen. But Jesus gave a command, a task, a job for us to do. There are people around us every day who need what you have. Are you going to do something about it?

Did you know that the word "Christian" is only used three times in the whole Bible? But there's another word that is used 269 times throughout the Scriptures. And a word repeated that many times clearly holds importance and deserves attention. In this episode, John explains what it means for this word to define our lives.

In our culture, getting old means letting the young people take over. But this is not a theme consistent with the Scriptures! The old, whether in age or in maturity, are necessary for the health and growth of the young. No matter your age, there is a challenge for you to remain productive. Which are you?

You've probably heard the phrase "No man is an island" before. This is especially true in the Christian faith. We need people around us! There are people, whether they knew it or not, who impacted and influenced your life and faith. Who are they? And whose life are you impacting?

The only way to change the country is to change people. Thankfully, we don't have to exert any energy at figuring out how to do that; God has already given us a strategy. Through this look into Deuteronomy and Acts, John will walk you through four principles to disciple-making. Here's a hint: it's all about multiplication.