Rooted Discipleship

Chad Gott & Walker Davis
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'Therefore, as you received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk in Him, rooted and built up in Him and established in the faith, just as you were taught, abounding in thanksgiving.' - Colossians 2:6-7 ESV

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    Rooted Reflections 06 | Christianity in the Workplace

    In this episode of the Rooted Discipleship Podcast, Walker Davis and Chad Gott are joined once again by Pastor Caleb for another Rooted Reflections episode. Together, they answer listener questions about repentance, faith, living for Christ in the workplace, and how believers can faithfully navigate conflict in an increasingly divided world. The conversation begins by exploring the difference between simply believing facts about Jesus and placing genuine faith in Him. Walker, Chad, and Pastor Caleb discuss the biblical meaning of repentance, what it means to trust Christ with your whole heart, and why true faith always results in a transformed life that continually pursues Jesus. They also reflect on how Christians can integrate their faith into every aspect of life rather than compartmentalizing it to Sunday mornings. Through personal experiences from construction, ministry, and everyday life, they encourage believers to be the salt and light of the world by living lives that consistently reflect the love and character of Christ. The discussion concludes with practical wisdom on handling conflict in a culture marked by division. Looking to the examples of Jesus, Daniel, and the early church, they emphasize that Christians are called to stand firmly for truth while responding with humility, grace, and love. Rather than seeking to win arguments, believers are called to faithfully represent Christ in every conversation and relationship. Ultimately, this episode serves as a reminder that following Jesus is far more than agreeing with biblical truths—it is a lifelong journey of trusting Him, allowing Him to transform your heart, and faithfully living out your faith wherever God has placed you. Have a question you want us to answer on a future episode? Email us at: walker@rooteddiscipleship.com chad@rooteddiscipleship.com

    1 giờ 2 phút

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    Ep 22 | Qualifications for the Leaders!

    In this episode of the Rooted Discipleship Podcast, Walker Davis and Chad Gott continue their study through 1 Timothy by exploring Paul’s qualifications for overseers and deacons in the local church. Together, they discuss the importance of godly leadership, servant-hearted ministry, and the character that should define those entrusted with caring for God’s people. The conversation examines why Paul focuses on character over ability, highlighting qualities such as humility, faithfulness, self-control, and spiritual maturity. Walker and Chad discuss what it means to lead well at home, the responsibility of shepherding others, and why effective church leadership begins with a life surrendered to Christ. They also unpack the biblical role of deacons as servants within the church, emphasizing how every believer has a unique role to play in supporting the body of Christ. Through personal experiences, they reflect on the joy of serving, the importance of Christian community, and how using our God-given gifts strengthens both the church and our own walk with the Lord. Ultimately, this episode serves as a reminder that God is less concerned with titles than He is with character. Whether called to lead, serve, or simply encourage others, every believer is invited to faithfully use their gifts to build up the body of Christ and bring glory to God. Have a question you want us to answer on a future episode? Email us at: walker@rooteddiscipleship.com chad@rooteddiscipleship.com

    51 phút

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    Rooted Reflections 05 | Outcomes are a Distraction!

    In this episode of the Rooted Discipleship Podcast, Walker Davis and Chad Gott gather for another Rooted Reflections episode, answering listener questions and discussing what it means to stay faithful to Christ in a culture that often pulls believers in other directions. From navigating trials to serving within the local church, the conversation offers practical encouragement for everyday discipleship. The discussion begins with the purpose of trials in the Christian life and how God often uses difficult seasons to strengthen believers, deepen their faith, and prepare them for future opportunities to serve others. Walker and Chad reflect on why following Jesus does not eliminate hardships but instead gives them purpose through God’s sovereign plan. They also explore the challenges that can come with influence and success in Christian ministry, emphasizing the importance of humility, guarding against pride, and ensuring that all glory belongs to God. Whether discussing churches, ministries, or public Christian figures, they encourage listeners to focus on the fruit being produced and to remain grounded in Scripture. The conversation concludes with a practical discussion about church involvement, addressing the tendency to "church hop" when things are not perfect. Rather than simply pointing out problems, Walker and Chad encourage believers to become part of the solution by serving others, investing in their local church, and remembering that the church is made up of imperfect people being transformed by God's grace. Ultimately, this episode serves as a reminder that discipleship isn't about seeking comfort or perfection—it's about faithfully following Christ, serving His people, and trusting that God is at work through every season of life. Have a question you want us to answer on a future episode? Email us at: walker@rooteddiscipleship.com chad@rooteddiscipleship.com

    43 phút

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    Ep 21 | Lifting Holy Hands!

    In this episode of the Rooted Discipleship Podcast, Walker Davis and Chad Gott continue their study through 1 Timothy by working through one of the most discussed and often misunderstood passages in Paul’s letter. As they examine 1 Timothy 2:8–15, they explore prayer, worship, biblical leadership, and God’s design for men and women within the church and the family. The conversation begins with Paul’s call for believers to pray everywhere, lifting holy hands without anger or quarreling. Walker and Chad discuss the importance of prayer, worship, and unity within the body of Christ, as well as the dangers of division and false teaching that were impacting the church in Ephesus. As they work through the more challenging verses of the passage, they emphasize the importance of understanding both the biblical and historical context. Rather than viewing Paul’s instructions as an attack on women, they examine the cultural issues facing the early church and discuss how God’s design for men and women reflects partnership, complementary strengths, and shared value before God. The discussion also looks back to Genesis 1–3, exploring Adam and Eve’s roles in creation, the consequences of passivity and deception, and the responsibility believers have to know and faithfully teach God’s Word. Throughout the conversation, Walker and Chad highlight God’s desire for order, unity, and faithful leadership within both the church and the home. Ultimately, this episode serves as a reminder that Scripture is best understood within its full context and that God’s design is always intended for human flourishing. Through prayer, humility, and a proper understanding of God’s Word, believers can better live out the calling He has placed on their lives. Have a question you want us to answer on a future episode? Email us at: walker@rooteddiscipleship.com chad@rooteddiscipleship.com

    39 phút

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    Rooted Reflections 04 | Why Do We Go to Church & Serve?

    In this episode of the Rooted Discipleship Podcast, Walker Davis and Chad Gott gather for another Friday discussion episode, sharing ministry updates and answering listener questions about church involvement, serving others, prayer, and spiritual growth. Along the way, they reflect on the importance of Christian community and the ways God continues to work through both ordinary and extraordinary circumstances. The conversation begins with updates on several Rooted Discipleship projects currently in development, including a new walking devotional journal designed to help believers spend intentional time with God through Scripture, prayer, and reflection. Walker and Chad also share how God has guided the ministry’s growth and opened doors they never could have planned on their own. They then answer listener questions about the purpose of church attendance, the value of Christian fellowship, and why believers are called to gather together even though attending church does not save them. The discussion highlights the importance of community, discipleship, and surrounding ourselves with fellow believers who encourage us in our walk with Christ. The episode also explores serving within the church, finding where God has gifted you to serve, and maintaining the right heart attitude when helping others. Walker and Chad discuss how God uses different talents and personalities within the body of Christ and encourage listeners to serve joyfully rather than out of obligation. The conversation concludes with a discussion about prayer, trusting God through life’s valleys and mountaintops, and learning to recognize His faithfulness even when prayers are not answered in the way we expect. Through personal stories and biblical encouragement, they remind listeners that God is always at work, guiding His people according to His perfect plan. Ultimately, this episode serves as a reminder that discipleship is lived out in community, strengthened through service, and sustained by a growing trust in God’s faithfulness through every season of life. Have a question you want us to answer on a future episode? Email us at: walker@rooteddiscipleship.com chad@rooteddiscipleship.com

    51 phút

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    Ep 20 | Is Paul Telling the Truth?

    In this episode of the Rooted Discipleship Podcast, Walker Davis and Chad Gott continue their study through 1 Timothy by examining Paul’s instructions to Timothy regarding prayer, leadership, and the foundation of gospel-centered living within the church. As Paul transitions from addressing false teachers to teaching how the church should function, he begins with a topic that remains essential for believers today: prayer. The conversation explores Paul’s call for prayers, intercessions, thanksgivings, and supplications to be made for all people, including those in positions of authority. Walker and Chad discuss the role of prayer as spiritual warfare, the importance of praying for leaders, pastors, and fellow believers, and how prayer serves as one of the primary ways Christians participate in God’s work. As they work through the passage, they also reflect on God’s desire for people to come to the knowledge of the truth and the significance of Jesus Christ as the one mediator between God and humanity. The discussion highlights the beauty of the gospel, Christ’s sacrifice as a ransom for sinners, and the freedom believers have through His finished work on the cross. The episode also includes practical conversations about faith, anxiety, surrendering to God’s will, and trusting Him even when the future is uncertain. Through examples from Scripture and personal experiences, Walker and Chad encourage listeners to remain faithful, trust God’s leading, and focus on the truths that Scripture clearly reveals rather than becoming distracted by unnecessary debates. Ultimately, this episode serves as a reminder that prayer is not simply a religious routine but a vital part of the Christian life. Through prayer, believers draw near to God, participate in His work, and grow in confidence that He is faithfully accomplishing His purposes in every season of life. Have a question you want us to answer on a future episode? Email us at: walker@rooteddiscipleship.com chad@rooteddiscipleship.com

    41 phút

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    Friday Ep 03 | What Do We Get Wrong About God?

    In this episode of the Rooted Discipleship Podcast, Walker Davis and Chad Gott gather for another Friday discussion episode, answering listener questions and exploring practical aspects of the Christian life, discipleship, and spiritual growth. The conversation also includes updates on several new Rooted Discipleship resources currently in development, including walking devotionals, prayer journals, and a cookbook designed for graduating seniors. The discussion begins with the importance of integrating faith into every area of life rather than viewing God as just one part of it. Walker and Chad reflect on how a growing relationship with Christ impacts family, work, ministry, and daily decisions, emphasizing that God is not meant to occupy one compartment of life but to be at the center of all of it. They also share stories about discipleship within the home, the influence of authentic faith on children, and the importance of living out Christianity beyond Sunday mornings. Through personal experiences, they highlight how God often works through ordinary acts of obedience and faithfulness to impact others in meaningful ways. The listener's questions lead into conversations about common misconceptions people have about God, the nature of spiritual warfare, and how believers can discern whether difficulties in life are spiritual attacks, consequences of their own choices, or opportunities God is using to strengthen and grow their faith. Throughout the discussion, Walker and Chad point back to God’s love, sovereignty, and desire to shape His people into faithful followers of Christ. Ultimately, this episode serves as a reminder that discipleship is not confined to a church service or a Bible study. Following Jesus is a daily walk of surrender, faithfulness, and learning to trust God in every aspect of life. Have a question you want us to answer on a future episode? Email us at: walker@rooteddiscipleship.com chad@rooteddiscipleship.com

    45 phút

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    Ep 19 | Who Is The Worst Sinner?

    In this episode of the Rooted Discipleship Podcast, Walker Davis and Chad Gott continue their study through 1 Timothy by examining Paul’s personal testimony, the power of God’s grace, and the responsibility believers have to remain faithful to the truth. The conversation begins with Paul’s reflection on his past as a persecutor of Christians and his overwhelming gratitude for the mercy he received through Jesus Christ. Walker and Chad discuss how Paul’s story serves as a powerful reminder that no one is beyond God’s grace and that Christ came to save sinners, regardless of their past. As they work through the passage, they explore the difference between living in ignorance before knowing Christ and living a transformed life after salvation. They reflect on the reality of spiritual growth, the ongoing process of surrendering to God, and how believers can find freedom from the shame of their former lives through the finished work of Jesus. The discussion then turns to Paul’s charge to Timothy to stand firm against false teaching and faithfully carry out the ministry God had entrusted to him. Walker and Chad emphasize the importance of sound doctrine, spiritual discernment, and the responsibility Christian leaders have to protect the church from teachings that lead people away from the gospel. Ultimately, this episode serves as a reminder that God’s grace is greater than our past, His mercy is available to all who trust in Him, and faithful discipleship requires both humility and a commitment to the truth of God’s Word. Have a question you want us to answer on a future episode? Email us at: walker@rooteddiscipleship.com chad@rooteddiscipleship.com

    48 phút
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'Therefore, as you received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk in Him, rooted and built up in Him and established in the faith, just as you were taught, abounding in thanksgiving.' - Colossians 2:6-7 ESV

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    Chad Gott & Walker Davis
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    2025 - 2026
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