Doable Discipleship

Hosts Jason Weiland and Linda Tokar discuss core principles on reengaging healthy relationships with guest Todd Olthoff, Pastor of Pastoral Care. They speak about identity and how the right brain and left brain relate to one another as we engage with others, our relationships and the culture at large. How do we build relationships based on love and respect while at the same time maintain our beliefs? This discussion is headed your way in a very informative episode of Doable Discipleship. For complete show notes, click HERE

The recent pandemic brought us a whole new set of challenges to our relationships on many levels. As we adjust to a new ‘normal,’ how do we begin those discussions, after so much isolation, so much drama, tension and grieving what has been lost? Hosts Jason Weiland and Linda Tokar discuss core principles on reengaging healthy relationships with guest Aaron Crumbey, campus pastor of Saddleback, Los Angeles. For complete show notes, click HERE

The recent pandemic brought us a whole new set of challenges to our relationships on many levels. As we adjust to a new ‘normal,’ how to we begin those discussions, after so much isolation, so much drama, tension and grieving what has been lost? Hosts Jason Weiland and Linda Tokar discuss core principles on reengaging healthy relationships and discussions after an immense season of trials and struggles. For complete show notes, click HERE

Have you ever wondered how your digital devices are affecting your communion with God, your relationships? …and what can I do about it? Explore these questions and more in part 2 of this 2-part series on how to not become a digitally distracted disciple. For complete show notes, click HERE

Have you ever wondered how your digital devices are affecting your communion with God, your relationships? …and what can I do about it? Explore these questions and more in this 2-part series on how to not become a digitally distracted disciple. For complete show notes, click HERE

Have you ever wondered what your heart loves most? What does that even mean? With lot’s of great do-ables, this lesson will help you understand your heart, what motivates us and what motivates God on matters of the heart. Enjoy part two of a two part series. For complete show notes, click HERE

Have you ever wondered what your heart loves most? What does that even mean? With lot’s of great doables, this lesson will help you understand your heart, what motivates us and what motivates God on matters of the heart. Enjoy part one of a two part series. For complete show notes, click HERE

A bitter sweet episode, and seriously, the last episode of the current, listening series. Bitter sweet because we say good bye to Brandon Robinson, our co-host during the last year plus. Jason helps draw out Brandon’s journey as he shares about his time as co-host, but more importantly, how he listened to himself. How he listened to his heart’s desire, lined this up with God’s will for his next life chapter and finally, following the path that God has called him to. We can all learn something from this episode on how to listen to God’s call on our life. For complete show notes, click HERE

One last episode on the topic of listening. This time, Episode 219: Listening To People’s Pain, brings special guest Kay Warren into the studio to take a deep look at listening to other’s pain. Of the many ideas discussed, Kay reminds us of how important it was to listen this last year to those hurt by racial, political and cultural strife augmented by the pandemic. There are principles of listening that can be applied to all facets of life. Brandon Robinson and Jason Weiland host this special time of learning…and listening. For complete show notes, click HERE

This is our last installment on the theme of listening. Episode 218: Generational Listening will help us understand some of the differences, but more importantly, many of the things that are surprisingly similar between the generations, helping shrink the “generation gap.” More importantly, we learn our generation label is not our identity. Brandon Robinson and Jason Weiland are joined by guests Katie Edwards and Emma Aungst from student ministries at Saddleback. For complete show notes, click HERE

This is the next installation on our topic of listening, Listening for Relational Growth. Here, hosts Brandon Robinson and Jason Weiland invited special guests Mazvita Lewton and Joy Hurlow from Kay Warren’s office, to speak to us about their working relationship and how listening, and empathizing, patience and so much more, have played a part in the success of their growing friendship. We hope you’ll learn how listening for depth, caring and using your ears will help you grow more deeply as well. For complete show notes, click HERE

In this second installation on our topic of listening, or Growing in Empathy Through Listening, Brandon Robinson and special guest Shawn Hyde, talk about the importance of listening to understand others’ point of view, to build relationships, and to grow spiritually as we create peace and unity amongst ourselves and others. We pray that this episode will help you in your journey of meaningful, spiritual growth. For complete show notes, click HERE

We’re back and we are starting a new season. Our first topic as we start this new season of Doable Discipleship is related to listening, but more specifically, listening for growth. Jason Weiland and Brandon Robinson talk about the importance of listening in relationships, listening for understanding, growth and caring, what is the difference between listening and hearing and much more… We pray for you and for a new season of spiritual growth as we start our new season of Doable Discipleship. For complete show notes, click HERE

Our friend and original co-host Doug Jones joins us in this week’s episode. He shares with Jason and Brandon, his story of his emotional rollercoaster, of faith and fear and responding to inner struggles. Our guest Doug and hosts talk about God as our light in those dark tunnels, those tense, spiritual journeys that we have and our transformation into the likeness of God. Praying you grow, get closer to God in this special episode. For complete show notes, click HERE

This is part three of a special three-part dramatic reading of the Easter story. NOTE: This dramatic reading was recorded last year so there may be mention of activities or church services that do NOT exist this year (2021). Please enjoy this episode and be sure to watch and listen to the many digital programming that is available to you. For complete show notes, click HERE

This is part two of a special three-part dramatic reading of the Easter story. For complete show notes, click HERE

This week, our hosts Brandon Robinson and Rob Jacobs enlist help from friend of the show and author, Kyle Strobel, sharing his new book: Where Prayer Becomes Real. If we're honest, most of us feel bored, distracted, or discouraged in prayer. We look for resources to give us the "right" words or teach us the "right" technique and are disappointed when they don't seem to help. Prayer is a place for us to be honest, present, and known--a place for us to offer ourselves and receive God. For complete show notes, click HERE

This is part one of a special three-part dramatic reading of the Easter story. In this episode, you’ll be immersed in Jesus’ last supper with his disciples as well as his moments of anguished prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane. For complete show notes, click HERE

Today’s episode concludes this series of small group lessons called: “This Is Our Story” on the Bible book of Genesis. Today, Brandon Bathauer and Brandon Robinson cover Genesis Chapter 4 and review the Cain and Able story and the fallout of rebellion. Will we let sin rule over us or will we rule over sin. The choice has eternal consequences. For complete show notes, click HERE

Our returning guests, Bill and Kristi Gaultiere, continue with the interview about their new book: Journey of the Soul. The healthy Christian life is one of continuing spiritual, emotional, and relational growth. But so many of us feel stuck or stagnated at one stage of the journey. Brandon Robinson and Rob Jacobs guide our discussion with candid sharing and in-depth questions to help you along your spiritual growth journey. For complete show notes, click HERE