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Why Apprenticeship is the Truest Form of Discipleship - with Heath Hardesty - Theology for the People

What does it really mean to be an apprentice of Jesus in a fragmented world? In this episode of Theology for the People, Pastor Heath Hardesty shares how his years as an apprentice plumber shaped his vision for discipleship and following Jesus.Heath is the Lead Pastor of Valley Community Church (VCC) in Pleasanton, California, and the author of the recent book, All Things Together: How Apprenticeship to Jesus Is the Way of Flourishing in a Fragmented World.In this episode, we discuss:Why apprenticeship is a better paradigm for following Jesus than “just” discipleship classesThe four pillars of apprenticeship: union, abiding, obeying, and imagingHow sin fragments our lives and how Jesus reintegrates usPractical spiritual practices for ordinary TuesdaysWhy following Jesus is a fully embodied way of life—not just information in our headsWhether you’re feeling spiritually stagnant or longing for a more integrated faith, this conversation will challenge and encourage you.📖 All Things Together releases October 14 and is available wherever books are sold.
  1. Why Apprenticeship is the Truest Form of Discipleship - with Heath Hardesty 40:10
  2. The Gospel in the Midst of Grief: Lessons from Widowhood - with Susan VandePol 53:16
  3. The Conversion of the Vikings: Finding Bridges to the Gospel for Missionary Encounters 01:08:50
  4. When War Scatters the Church: Lessons from Ukraine - with Sharon Markey 58:09
  5. Why We Need to Think About Heaven More (Not Less) - with Matt McCollough 33:14
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