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Practicing the Way
Practicing the Way
How do we live with a greater level of intentionality in our apprenticeship to Jesus?The Practicing the Way podcast is the new podcast by Practicing the Way. Each season includes conversations about apprenticeship to Jesus in the modern world. In season one, John Mark Comer and Tyler Staton explore key themes from John Mark’s book Practicing the Way, now available wherever books are sold. John Mark and Tyler discuss apprenticeship to Jesus, what it means in everyday terms to be with him, become like him, and do as he did, and how to make...
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Ratings & Reviews
4.9 stars from 338 ratings
I love practising the way!
Great podcast that shares the core themes of the book. I did find it mildly amusing that one of the interviews in episode 3, a lady mentioned how she “discipled” people more than 3 or 4 times, when John Mark had made a really eye opening statement that disciple is not a verb but a noun! LOL!...Read full review »
pete j moon via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 04/27/24
Enjoying the information!
Awesome podcast and helping deepen my faith already!
Billyb4501 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/01/24
Great Teacher
Great Teaching
JrUly via Apple Podcasts · Philippines · 03/15/24
Recent Episodes
Published 03/19/24
In this bonus episode from the Practicing the Way podcast, John Mark sits down with author Andy Crouch to discuss building a communal Rule of Life, the myth of “accidental saints”, and the three threats to following the way of Jesus in our modern era: liquidity, the algorithm, and...
Published 03/19/24
In Episode 05 of the Practicing the Way podcast, John Mark and Tyler Staton provide the framework for approaching a Rule of Life not as practices to control our spiritual growth, but as a way to intentionally present ourselves to the Spirit and open our lives to his work. This podcast accompanies...
Published 03/05/24
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