Captive Project Discipleship Radio

10/15/2026

Who is discipling our families?

Somebody is shaping what our children believe about God, truth, and life. That deserves our attention.

Episode 5 of Preaching from the Pavement, “Who Is Discipling Our Families?”, is now available. Parents, grandparents, pastors, and friends, join the conversation about intentional discipleship at home.

What is one practice that helps your family grow in faith?

Watch here: https://youtu.be/xaeZLiygQmk

Pastor Richard Brown
The Captive Project Church & Ministries

10/15/2026

Who is shaping our faith: Jesus Christ or our politics?

Episode 4 of Preaching from the Pavement, “When Politics Starts Discipling the Church,” invites us to examine our loyalties, return to Scripture, and keep Christ at the center of discipleship.

How do you keep Jesus at the center when political convictions run strong? Let’s have that conversation with honesty and grace.

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/b7rAhaH21H4

The Captive Project Church & Ministries | Milwaukee

10/15/2026

Can we speak truth without losing compassion?

Episode 3 of Preaching from the Pavement, “Truth and Grace,” looks at Jesus, who was full of both. Pastor Richard Brown explores what happens when we separate grace from truth, and why faithful discipleship calls us to examine ourselves as well as care for others.

What helps you hold conviction and compassion together in a difficult conversation?

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/qoT75oCK794

The Captive Project Church & Ministries | Milwaukee

10/15/2026

A church can be located in a neighborhood without being present in people’s lives.

Episode 2 of Preaching from the Pavement, “When the Church Becomes a Spectator,” challenges us to move from awareness to obedience. We look at the Good Samaritan, small acts of faithfulness, healthy boundaries, and what it means to stay close enough to serve.

What is one way your church can show up for its neighbors this week?

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/2smB0pN2gBs

The Captive Project Church & Ministries | Milwaukee

10/15/2026

What happened to us?

It is easy to name what is wrong around us. Are we willing to examine our own faithfulness?

Start at the beginning with Episode 1 of Preaching from the Pavement, “What Happened to Us?” Pastor Richard Brown invites the church to move beyond blame and rediscover what it means to be salt and light in everyday life.

Where does your faith need to show up in your neighborhood this week?

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/mNTpD7eGhNw

The Captive Project Church & Ministries | Milwaukee

09/29/2026

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09/26/2026

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09/24/2026

Faith isn't meant to be confined indoors. The gospel belongs everywhere – the neighborhood, the home, the hospital, the classroom, and the workplace. It's for every broken person seeking to live in a broken world.

09/24/2026

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Episode 2 — When the Church Becomes a SpectatorWhat happens when ...

09/11/2026

Arrested and crying out 'Bless me,' he faced decades of incarceration. Now released, joy is found, but the longing for a father's blessing, and God's, remains. A story of faith, despair, and enduring hope.