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Hosted by Jeremy McCommons · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 152 episodes
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Jeremy McCommons and his special guests go beyond the four walls of the church to talk about discipleship and experiences with the everyday ordinary ways of life.
Jeremy McCommons hosts Ordinary Discussions with Jeremy McCommons, a religion show with 152 episodes published.
Discipleship is the most-used word in the church right now, and almost no one can define it. Most of what we call discipleship isn't. It's a good thing that got mistaken for the whole thing. Bible study, Sunday attendanc
He gave his life to Jesus on a mountaintop in 1971 — and he's been reproducing his faith every single year since. He's in his 70s now. An auto mechanic by trade. No seminary, no title, no platform. And he has no intentio
Jason Shepperd built a megachurch that has no small groups. Instead, more than 4,000 people across Houston meet weekly in dozens of house churches, each one led by an unpaid lay pastor with a day job: firefighters, busin
Most Christians live with one foot in the world and one foot in church. That's how Matt described his first six years following Jesus. Saved at Texas A&M in 2015. Faithful on Sundays. Attending some small groups. Then he
Most Christians feel stuck — reading, attending, doing all the right things, and still not actually changing. Jamie Winship calls it "The Primer Problem." And it's not about your effort. It's about your identity.Jamie Wi
Women's small group producing fellowship but no disciples? This episode breaks down exactly why — and what a group that actually multiplies looks like.Most women's small groups are good at community. They're good at gett
Men's Bible study producing good conversation but no disciples? This episode breaks down exactly why — and what a group that actually multiplies looks like.Most men's groups are stuck in what David Watson calls the "know
Most people don't wake up and decide to abandon their mission—it happens through a series of small, unchecked decisions. Becca Spradlin (On Mission Advisors) joins the podcast to reveal why even the best intentions aren'
It happens slowly. Then all at once. Small compromises. Quiet trade-offs. One day you wake up and realize your life, your leadership, or your organization has drifted from what it was supposed to be about. The mission th
An exponential Disciple-Making Movement requires real resources. But what if you could give once and fund disciple-making forever? Most ministries are stuck in an endless fundraising cycle. They spend more time chasing d
Nearly all of us want to give wisely—but few know how to make their giving truly multiply Kingdom impact.In this episode, Jeremy sits down again with Doug Kiesewetter—CEO of Cogency Power, Founder & Chairman of WaterSton
Giving as a practice simply can’t be ignored if we are to follow Jesus. In fact, some studies show 15% of Jesus’ teachings have to do with money or possessions. Jeremy dives into the conversation with Doug Kiesewetter—CE
Jeremy nearly died on this one. A massive elk. And one of the clearest reminders that God wants to speak—even in the middle of the wilderness.Jeremy just got back from an intense hunt that almost ended in disaster, but t
Today we’re talking about the value of intentional relationships—a key part of our discipleship process. Every group that launches doesn’t just meet to study Scripture; they build real relationships by spending time toge
Don't just lead a group and then do a hard stop! Stay connected, develop more intentional relationships, do mission together, and keep the first things first. Launch an OC Group. They are independently run by past group
In light of recent events, we thought it was important as an organization to share our thoughts. In this episode we will reflect on Charlie Kirk, and some comments made by Erika Kirk at his funeral. The aftermath of Char
If you care about disciple-making and the witness of the Church, this episode matters. Jeremy sits down with the directors behind one of the most talked-about church documentaries to ask hard questions—and separate headl
Recently, Jeremy began shifting toward one-on-one discipleship, and he loves it! Here's the deal: it seems small group culture and leadership talks have led many to feel that small-scale or one-on-one discipleship is ine
Trey Herring is an amazing inspiration! Listen in to hear how he is changing the landscape with the most forgotten people in the Houston and beyond. We discuss ex-cons as disciple makers, what it means to be a GOER, why
After serving time in prison, Gary Skinner discovered the power of fully surrendering to God. In this inspiring episode, he opens up about overcoming shame, finding forgiveness, and tackling debt. Through his faith, Gary
Jamie Winship
former police officer, international conflict negotiator, bestselling author
1 appearance on this show
Peter Greer
Author, “Lead With Prayer” · HOPE International
1 appearance on this show
Tim Ross
co-author of Landslide: The Inside Story of the 2024 Election · Level 5 Leadership Group
1 appearance on this show
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Ordinary Discussions with Jeremy McCommons is hosted by Jeremy McCommons. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 152 episodes.
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