In this week's Disciple:

He isn’t chasing status. He isn’t fighting for the spotlight. He simply finds people and brings them to the Messiah.

What if the calling of Israel was always meant to look like this—not keeping God to ourselves, but becoming the kind of people who help others encounter Him?

Andrew may be one of the quietest disciples, but his life asks a loud question:

What if faithfulness isn’t being noticed by everyone, but making sure everyone has a chance to see Jesus?

In this episode, Scott Ritsema joins us to talk about the disciple history remembers as “Doubting Thomas”, a label that may not tell the whole story.

Thomas wanted to see before he believed. The problem is, so do we.

We live in a world of screens, algorithms, headlines, notifications, and endless content constantly fighting for our attention. We see more than any generation before us, yet somehow we may be becoming less capable of actually seeing.

Jesus calls us to something deeper: eyes of faith.

In this episode, we discuss the disciple none of us want our spiritual journey compared to. How does someone walk beside Jesus for three years and still fall apart spiritually? Joining us in the studio is our good friend, Pastor Adam Stacey, as we explore betrayal, self-deception, and the danger of being close to Jesus without truly surrendering to Him.