In this episode of The Mobilized Church Podcast, we sit down with Randy Brown, Recovery Pastor at Life Church C-U and founder of Navigate Ministries. Randy shares his powerful journey of faith, redemption, and his passion for guiding individuals through recovery. We’ll explore how the church can be a place of healing and restoration, the role of discipleship in recovery, and practical ways to mobilize believers to support those struggling with addiction and dysfunction. Don’t miss this insightful conversation on the intersection of faith, recovery, and the mission of the church!

In this episode of The Mobilized Church Podcast, we explore how disciple-makers can develop a biblical framework for intercessory prayer, modeled after Jesus' own prayers for His followers. Drawing from Scripture, we examine the key themes of Jesus’ intercession—protection, sanctification, unity, and mission—and discuss how these principles can shape our prayers for those we disciple. Whether you're a pastor, leader, or small group mentor, this conversation will equip you to pray with greater intentionality and spiritual impact. Tune in and learn how to align your prayers with the heart of Christ for His disciples!

Have you ever felt stuck between where you were and where God was calling you—like you stepped out in faith, but the destination wasn’t clear? That space of uncertainty, discomfort, and transformation is what we call liminality—and it’s not just a challenge, it’s a necessary stage in God’s process of forming disciples and mobilizing the Church.

In this episode, we explore how liminality is woven throughout Scripture—from Abraham’s journey into the unknown to Israel’s wilderness season and the disciples’ transformation at Pentecost. We’ll also unpack why churches often resist liminality, how avoiding it leads to stagnation, and why embracing it fuels missional momentum.

Join us as we challenge the fear of the in-between and reframe liminality as the birthplace of movement, faith, and Kingdom impact. Where is God calling you to step into the unknown? Let’s dive in and discover why the space between the past and the promise is exactly where transformation happens.