Discipleship is the most-used word in the church right now, and almost no one can define it.

Most of what we call discipleship isn't. It's a good thing that got mistaken for the whole thing. Bible study, Sunday attendance, serving, a powerful moment at a conference. All real. None of them, on their own, is discipleship.

Jeremy and Alex walk through the activities churches most often confuse with discipleship and explain what each one actually is: a piece, a vehicle, a starting point, but not the destination. Then they give you the definition that ties it together, so you can tell the difference in your own group.

In this episode:

• A plain definition of "disciple" and "discipleship" you can put on the wall and use this week

• Why a missing definition quietly sets your whole group off course

• The ownership principle, and the underground-church story behind it

• What discipleship is not, and why good things like Bible study get mistaken for it

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