505: The Four Pillars — Discipleship

Marty Solomon· Host0:00

You're muted. Do you hear that?

Brent Billings· Host0:01

[clears throat] Well, that would explain why I did my intro [laughs] and you did not continue it. I thought you were just rearranging your document before you started talking.

Marty Solomon· Host0:14

No.

Brent Billings· Host0:15

I think I nailed the intro, though, so you should- Did you? ... just pretend that I did it.

Marty Solomon· Host0:18

Wow, okay. All right. S- should I?

Brent Billings· Host0:20

Yeah.

Marty Solomon· Host0:21

Did you read it just like we had on there?

Brent Billings· Host0:22

Oh, oh yeah. Yeah.

Marty Solomon· Host0:23

Okay, nice.

Brent Billings· Host0:24

[laughs] That's good.

Marty Solomon· Host0:25

[laughs] That's gotta make it into the blooper reel there.

Brent Billings· Host0:29

[laughs] You started moving stuff around in the document. I was like, "Oh, he decided last second that he wasn't quite ready. He wants to get everything in order before he starts talking." [laughs] [laughs] And I was just like, "It'll surely start any second."

Marty Solomon· Host0:42

[laughs] All right, here we go.

Brent Billings· Host0:45

[laughs] [upbeat music] This is the Beyma podcast with Marty Solomon. I'm his co-host, Brent Billings. Today, we are looking at the third of Beyma's four pillars: being challenged by the historical setting and practice of discipleship.

Marty Solomon· Host1:07

Yeah. It's now time for our third pillar. I'm just gonna jump in by talking about where this became such a passion for me. But before I... I mean, I, I think a lot of the pillar discussions we've had in this series when it's just been my episode has been me just telling the story of where this shows up, why this is important to me. Since I'm kind of, I don't know, the creative mind behind