In this rambling yet heartfelt episode, Lucas reflects on what it really means to “make disciples as you go.” From his daughter’s bold step of sharing a Bible at school to a church service project that turned into deep conversations with a neighbor, Lucas explores how ordinary encounters can open doors to faith. He shares stories of resilience, foster care miracles, and even an engineer’s creative approach to sharing the gospel in airports. Along the way, he talks about balancing doctrine with discipleship, the joys and frustrations of parenting, and the small graces that shape daily life. Whether you’re mowing the yard, driving to work, or just looking for some thoughtful company, this episode will keep you encouraged and grounded in simple, everyday faith.
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Lucas Kitchen writes Christian fiction and nonfiction. He has written over twenty-five books, from Bible teaching, like Eternal Life and Salvation and Discipleship, to Christian sci-fi and fantasy, like Missionary To Mars and Isolation. He is the director of Free Grace International and the teaching pastor of The Pines Church in Longview, Texas. He hosts the More To The Story podcast, and his videos about Jesus and the faith have been viewed about 3.5 million times across platforms. He lives in Texas with his wife, four kids, and his scratch-addicted cats.
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