Learning Christ in a distracted world. A key to Christian growth.

00:00 — Are You Being Discipled by Culture or Christ? 01:34 — Why Colin Wrote Worry Is The Word 03:05 — Secular Discipleship vs Christian Discipleship 06:02 — “My Truth” and the Problem of Relativism 09:17 — What Does It Actually Mean to “Learn Christ”? 11:25 — Where Do You Start? Biblical Theology Explained 15:47 — J.C. Ryle: Looking to Christ Daily 17:41 — Is Reading the Bible Daily Legalism? 18:46 — Why Doctrine Matters (Not Just Devotion) 20:34 — Are Churches Dumbing Down Theology? 24:28 — The Role of Church vs Personal Learning 30:02 — Pride, Frustration, and Unrealistic Expectations 32:36 — The Danger of Wanting to Be Entertained 36:05 — How to Actually Grow as a Learner 41:21 — What Does Discipleship Look Like Practically? 46:27 — What Is a Mature Christian? 50:33 — Devotion vs Doctrine (and Why Both Matter) 52:23 — Ephesians 4: Growing into Maturity in Christ What does it actually mean to learn Christ? In a world flooded with information, content, and constant noise, many Christians are consuming more than ever — but growing less. In this episode, I sit down with Colin Marsh to unpack what it means to be a true disciple of Jesus. We talk about the reality of cultural “discipleship,” why many believers feel stuck, and how to pursue real spiritual maturity — not just more knowledge, but transformed lives. This is a practical and theological conversation about learning, doctrine, discipleship, and what it looks like to grow in Christ in today’s world.