What does it look like to build communities where people can discover and live from their true identity in Christ? In this episode, Julia, Jessie, and Jacob explore the difference between being and doing, why transformation can’t be reduced to a strategy, and how healthy community creates space for people to hear from Jesus, experience healing, and learn to see one another as God does.
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FREE RESOURCE:
Not sure where you are in your faith development — or how to walk alongside someone who’s in a different place than you? Download the Identity Formation Theory chart free and see all six phases of how humans grow spiritually and psychologically.
→ whoology.co/identity
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TAKE THE COURSE:
Ordinary Discipleship — 8 sessions that will change how your community makes disciples. Built for the 75% that most discipleship materials miss.
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Becoming Good News: Reimagining Discipleship Through Identity, Story, and Science
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Ordinary Discipleship: How God Wires Us for the Adventure of Transformation
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ABOUT JESSIE:
Jessie Cruickshank holds a Master’s degree in experiential education from Harvard and has spent 30 years studying how the brain actually learns, grows, and changes. She’s the author of Ordinary Discipleship and the architect of Identity Formation Theory, a framework for understanding where people are in their spiritual and psychological development. She believes discipleship was never meant to be a solo journey, and neuroscience backs her up.