Revitalizing Faith: Yolanda Solomon’s Fresh Take on Discipleship in Today’s Skeptical World
In a time marked by increasing skepticism and digital isolation, the quest for genuine discipleship has never been more pressing. Our latest episode of the Pivot podcast, featuring Yolanda Solomon, director of discipleship at Epiphany Church in Brooklyn, delves into these challenges. Solomon, who authored “Discipleship as Holy Collaboration,” shares transformative insights for fostering faith that resonates authentically in our complex world.
During our engaging conversation, Solomon outlined practical strategies that promise to rejuvenate the tired spirits of church leaders and congregants alike. She emphasized the importance of separating Jesus from the often toxic trappings of religious culture and reimagining discipleship as an inviting journey towards beauty, rather than a burdensome obligation.
Key takeaways from the discussion include:
Making Faith Relevant: How to engage a culture that leans secular and skeptical.
Creating Authentic Community: Tips for building genuine connections in an era of digital disconnection.
Inviting to Beauty: Reframing discipleship as a call to divine delight.
Solomon’s approach is not about possessing all the answers but rather walking alongside others, guiding them to a deeper understanding and relationship with Jesus. This episode is a valuable resource for anyone from pastors battling burnout to ministry leaders striving for impactful engagement in their communities.
Tune in to this inspiring episode and equip yourself with the tools needed to transform your church’s discipleship culture. Listen now at Pivot Podcast Season 5 Episode 83.
