The Family Disciple Me Podcast // Discipleship Starts With a Conversation

The host shares how a divine inspiration during Vacation Bible Blast led to creating the five-finger gospel, a simple visual tool for sharing Christian truths with children and the next generation.

This episode introduces the Seek Him Speak Him conversation collection, exploring how being marked by Christ's presence defines a Christian's identity and discipleship journey.

This episode concludes a series on transfiguration prayer, exploring how prayer connects heavenly experiences with real-world challenges and spiritual warfare.

This episode explores Peter's human approach to prayer through the biblical story of the Transfiguration, offering hope for spiritual growth.

The host shares a personal vision from God about 'transfiguration prayer' and describes the profound spiritual experience of receiving divine guidance on prayer.

This episode explores how the prophet Elijah's daily faith and belief in prayer, as described in 1 and 2 Kings, serves as a model for trusting God in challenging times.

This episode explores how praising God through scriptures can provide personal reset and empowerment during life's difficulties.

This episode explores Moses' relationship with God through prayer, using the Transfiguration story to teach listeners about interceding in prayer as a way of life.

This episode explores the journey of the wise men seeking the king of kings, paralleled with the speaker's personal trip to the UK where they encountered earthly royalty through visits to historic sites like the Tower of London and Windsor Castle.

This episode introduces a series called Destination Decisions that uses family travel experiences as a metaphor for discussing faith-based life direction with the next generation through scripture-guided conversations.

This episode uses the analogy of a phone needing a charger to illustrate how Christians must connect to God's power through prayer to maintain spiritual strength and joy.

This episode draws parallels between the invention and evolution of the telephone and the concept of prayer as a direct line to God, emphasizing the importance of communication in faith.

This episode explores finding deeper, lasting joy during the Christmas season through a spiritual perspective inspired by angels and scripture, contrasting it with worldly notions of joy.

This episode explains how to use the 'five-finger gospel' method to teach children the core Christian truth that Jesus died for them, emphasizing its importance for leading the next generation to faith.

A personal testimony about making a childhood decision to follow Jesus at age three, emphasizing the importance of children's ministry and early spiritual awareness.

Tasha Williams shares her personal testimony about overcoming severe gut health issues through faith, connecting it to a biblical verse about journey and health in the context of a series on destinations.

This episode explores the topic of lies versus truth through personal anecdotes about children's dishonesty and the challenges of teaching honesty in parenting.

This episode explores how Jesus knows and cares for individuals, using personal childhood stories from a Christian community to illustrate the biblical truth from John 10:14.

This episode introduces the Five Finger Gospel, a simple visual tool using hand gestures to teach children about Jesus, starting with the pinky finger representing the truth that 'Jesus sees you'.

This episode explores the second part of the Five Finger Gospel series, focusing on the ring finger to teach children the foundational Christian truth that Jesus loves them.

This episode explores how Psalm 138:8 reveals God's purpose for individuals through His enduring love and faithfulness.

The host shares a personal spiritual experience where God prompted them to witness a spectacular sunrise and later a red sky, revealing divine messages in ordinary moments.

This episode introduces a series exploring Psalm 139 to help parents teach children about their identity in Christ amidst cultural influences.

This episode explores the biblical truth from Psalm 139 that individuals are wonderfully designed by God, focusing on how parents can affirm this identity in their children amidst societal pressures.

This episode explores the biblical truth from Psalm 139 that God knows and understands every detail of our lives, focusing on how parents can teach this concept to their children.

A personal story about learning home renovation tools after a basement disaster transitions into a discussion on applying similar principles of proper training and guidance to life and discipleship.

This episode explores the theme of promise in Christmas through a spiritual lens, focusing on God's promise fulfilled in Jesus and viewing it through Mary's perspective.

This episode explores how God's desire for fruitfulness and population growth is demonstrated through the biblical story of the Israelites in Goshen, contrasting with modern societal trends toward smaller families.

This episode explores the concept of transfiguration prayer, focusing on Jesus teaching surrender in prayer as part of a series learning from biblical figures.

The host introduces season six of the Family Disciple Me podcast by sharing a personal milestone of becoming an empty nester and reflecting on how her purpose to know Christ remains unchanged.

This episode explores the theme of loneliness, particularly in children, and uses Psalm 139 to teach that God's presence means we are never alone, offering guidance for parents.

This episode explores the biblical truth from Psalm 139 that God constantly thinks about individuals, emphasizing its importance for families and children in a distracting world.

This episode explores why Christians often hesitate to talk about Jesus compared to other topics and discusses how to develop natural boldness in sharing faith through devotion.

This episode explores how John the disciple transformed from a fiery, ambitious figure to one who learned that connecting heaven with earth occurs through abiding in prayer and relationship with Jesus rather than through destruction or personal ambition.

This episode explores the concept of prayer through the example of James, one of Jesus' disciples present at the Transfiguration, focusing on silent or lived prayer rather than spoken words.

This episode introduces a series on how meaningful Bible verses, called 'life verses,' shape personal faith and daily living for Christians.

This episode explores how to find and cling to God's promises in scripture, particularly through Psalm 145:13, to navigate life's challenges with faith and trust.

This episode explores how to focus prayers using scriptures like Psalm 88 to deepen one's spiritual connection and avoid scattered or superficial prayer habits.

This episode concludes a series on life verses by exploring the biblical concept of fulfilling pledges through determined commitments, as illustrated by Psalms emphasizing 'I will' statements.

The speaker shares a personal spiritual experience where God revealed the concept of 'transfiguration prayer' through a dream, leading to profound insights and inspiration to write a book.

This episode discusses how small decisions about debt or investment, particularly in education and work during high school, can significantly impact future opportunities and financial outcomes.

This episode introduces a new series called 'Adventure' that reimagines the traditional Advent season as an active, engaging experience for families to explore the Christmas story through Scripture and activities, fostering discipleship conversations about Jesus.

This episode explores how God uses difficult circumstances like Joseph's betrayal in Genesis for a greater purpose, encouraging listeners to find meaning in their own struggles.

This episode explores the concept of true protection through the biblical story of Goshen, offering spiritual hope and comfort in uncertain times.

This episode explores finding hope and God's provision during times of fear and uncertainty, drawing on biblical themes and personal reflection.

The host shares a personal experience of reading Exodus 8:22-23 during a camping trip, where God's promise to distinguish His people in Goshen inspired a message of hope and encouragement from the Bible.

This episode explores how modern audio technology has evolved and questions whether we are truly listening to what matters most, specifically focusing on hearing God's voice in a noisy world.

This episode uses the historical analogy of electricity adoption to explore the concept of a powerful prayer life, emphasizing that connecting to God's power can transform daily living just as electricity changed homes in the early 1900s.

This episode is part of an Easter trilogy focusing on Good Friday, exploring the shift from Palm Sunday's celebration to Jesus's suffering.

This episode explores Easter Sunday's significance, focusing on Jesus's resurrection and the challenge of believing without physical sight.

Tosha Williams reflects on the meaning of Good Friday and introduces the Family Disciple Me app for intentional Christian living.

This episode discusses Mary Slessor as an example of radical humility and selflessness in Christian mission, tied to Philippians 2:3-4.

A Christian ministry podcast discussing the gifts of Christmas and encouraging family discipleship through biblical conversations.

Tosha Williams celebrates the 7th anniversary of Family Disciple Me Ministry, sharing its past, present, and future story of devotion-driven discipleship.

Tosha Williams shares a sermon on fully following Christ based on 1 Corinthians 1:18-31.