Fully Integrated Faith: Lessons from the Released Churchwith Rob Wegner, KC Underground In this standout episode, Jake McCandless welcomes Rob Wegner, co-founder of KC Underground, to unpack how the decentralized, disciple-making model of the early church can transform the way we parent today. Drawing from his years of experience catalyzing movements in both India and the U.S., Rob shares how microchurches and spiritual families—built on rhythms of worship, community, and mission—mirror the practices of the Book of Acts. More importantly, he shows how these rhythms shape children into lifelong disciples. This episode is a masterclass in parenting as discipleship. Rob outlines simple, powerful rhythms—like the B.L.E.S.S. model—that any family can adopt: Begin in prayer, Listen, Eat together, Serve others, and Share stories of God’s work. He also emphasizes the vital role of multi-generational spiritual families and how integrating children into the life of the church, rather than segmenting them away, builds faith that lasts. 💡 Key takeaways for parents: Faith must be lived with our children, not just taught to them. Everyday moments—meals, walks, and bedtime—can become spiritual milestones. Children grow in their faith best through shared mission, joy, and vulnerability in the home. 📘 Get Rob’s Book: The Starfish and the Spirit🌐 Visit KC Underground: https://www.kcunderground.org Stand Firm Parents is a production of Stand Firm Ministries in partnership with LifeWord Studios. Rob Wegner Bio Rob Wegner is a leading voice in the missional movement and the co-founder of KC Underground—a decentralized network of disciple-making microchurches across Kansas City. He also serves with NewThing and Exponential’s Microchurch.Next initiative. Rob is the co-author of The Starfish and the Spirit, a book equipping churches to release leadership and thrive as movemental communities. 📘 The Starfish and the Spirit on Amazon🔗 KC Underground Website🔗 NewThing Network