The Disciple Maker‘s Podcast

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The Disciple Maker‘s Podcast

The Disciple Makers Podcast exists to tell stories about disciples of Jesus who make disciples. Discipleship.org, who sponsors the podcast, exists to Champion Jesus‘ way of disciple making. Episodes are published in thematic seasons. To learn more, visit www.discipleship.org or email us at info@discipleship.org.

  1. 1D AGO

    Why are Disciple Making Movements NOT Happening in North America?

    Check out Discipleship.org for resources on disciple-making: https://discipleship.org/resources/  “Today’s episode will help us understand why disciple-making movements thrive in places like South Asia but struggle in North America, and how we can spark spiritual renewal through prayer, and fasting.” Stay Informed - Get our newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hPViAr Why Disciple Making Movements Struggle in North America - Part 1 | Disciple Makers Podcast In this episode of the Disciple Makers podcast, Jason Ishmael and his co-host dive into why disciple-making movements haven't thrived in North America as expected. They explore four key reasons, split into two parts for detailed discussion. Emphasis is placed on the power of prayer, fasting, and the need for personal responsibility in spreading the gospel. Real-life examples and tips are shared, encouraging listeners to think strategically about their faith practices. Join us for an inspiring conversation on how to ignite spiritual awakening and revival in your community. Get Discipleship.org's premium Podcast Feed: https://disciplemakerspodcast.supercast.com/  Key Takeaways  00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:23 The Challenge of Disciple Making in North America 00:32 Humorous Hooks and Introductions 02:52 Heart Issues in Disciple Making 05:15 Radical Prayer and Fasting 07:11 The Power of Desperation and Prayer 10:12 The Role of Prayer in Revival 16:55 Crazy Farmers: The Parable of the Sower 18:28 The Parable of the Sower 18:52 Boldness in Sharing the Gospel 19:03 The Farming Analogy: Sowing and Reaping 20:31 Challenges in American Seed Sowing 22:05 The Importance of Personal Responsibility 23:07 The Domino Effect of Faith 26:34 The Power of Speaking Up 29:00 Living and Preaching the Gospel 34:25 Practical Steps for Prayer and Fasting 37:18 Conclusion and Next Steps   Check out our Blogs: https://discipleship.org/blog/  See Below for a longer description: In episode 3 of the Disciple Makers Podcast, hosts Josh Howard and Jason Ishmael dive into an engaging and heartfelt discussion about the challenges and opportunities for disciple-making movements, particularly in North America. They explore why these movements have thrived in regions like South Asia but remain slower to gain traction in North America. Highlights from the Episode Josh shares how movements in South Asia have seen remarkable success, citing examples like 75,000 conversions in nine months. He contrasts this with the slower growth in North America, attributing it less to cultural factors and more to deeper spiritual and heart-level issues. Two Key Success FactorsThe hosts identify two game-changing practices driving movements overseas: Radical Prayer and Fasting: South Asian leaders dedicate hours daily to prayer and frequently fast, practices less common in North American churches. Josh emphasizes that these spiritual disciplines create the foundation for breakthroughs. Personal Evangelism: Leaders overseas are bold and persistent in sharing the gospel, sowing “seeds” widely. The hosts argue that more sharing leads to a greater harvest, encouraging listeners to adopt this “crazy farmer” mindset. North American BarriersThe conversation shifts to the unique obstacles in North America, including: Busyness and Self-Sufficiency: The fast-paced, self-reliant culture leaves little space for spiritual disciplines like prayer and fasting. Comfort Zones: A lack of desperation for spiritual renewal often hinders a deeper dependence on Jesus. Practical Steps for ListenersJosh and Jason offer actionable advice: Start small with prayer and fasting, even just with a friend or small group for accountability. Pray intentionally for revival and specific individuals by name. Focus on strategic, mission-oriented prayers rather than only personal needs. Stories and EncouragementJosh shares powerful examples from South Asia, illustrating how focused prayer and fasting have sparked spiritual awakenings. He encourages liste

    39 min
  2. JAN 13

    How can I make Jesus Smile Today?

    Check out Discipleship.org National Disciple Making Forum: https://discipleship.org/national-disciple-making-forum/ "Today’s episode will help us uncover the profound lessons of the Parable of the Talents, reflect on our God-given gifts, and learn how to use them faithfully and intentionally for His glory." Maximizing Your Talents for God's Kingdom | Disciple Makers Podcast In this enriching episode of the Disciple Makers Podcast, hosts Jason and Josh take a deep dive into the Parable of the Talents and how it relates to our daily lives. They explore the concepts of using our gifts, time, and resources for God's glory and discuss the motivations behind our actions. The episode emphasizes not wasting the opportunities and blessings given by God, but rather actively using them to further His Kingdom. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural insights, they touch on themes of joy, guilt, motivation, and the ultimate goal of sharing in the Master's happiness. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that challenges listeners to evaluate their own lives and take actionable steps toward being true disciples. Stay Informed - Get our newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hPViAr Get Discipleship.org's premium Podcast Feed: https://disciplemakerspodcast.supercast.com/  Key Takeaways 00:00 Welcome Back to the Disciple Makers Podcast01:01 Discussing the Parable of the Talents02:36 Understanding the Five Bagger04:10 The Two Bagger's Hard Work04:46 The One Bagger's Mistake05:18 Reflecting on Time and Talents09:40 The Danger of Wasting Time17:44 Applying the Parable to Our Lives19:42 The Motivation Behind Faithfulness20:46 Craving Approval and Growth22:35 Sharing in the Master's Happiness23:51 Experiencing Joy Through Worship and Transformation27:59 Joining in Jesus' Mission34:23 Reflecting on Personal Motivations38:17 Practical Steps for Discipleship40:19 Final Thoughts and Encouragement Check out our Blogs: https://discipleship.org/blog/  See Below for a longer description: In this episode of the Disciple Makers podcast, co-hosts Josh Howard and Jason Ishmael take a deep dive into the Parable of the Talents from Matthew 25. They kick things off with lighthearted banter—Jason recalls their past conversations, and Josh humorously brings up the Tyson fight. This playful start eases into a thoughtful and relatable discussion on the parable's significance. Josh introduces the Parable of the Talents, also known as “Bags of Gold,” and invites Jason to unpack its meaning. Jason explains how the master entrusted three servants with varying amounts of gold based on their abilities—five, two, and one—and draws parallels to modern life, even coining the term “five bagger,” likening it to bowling. Their playful humor adds accessibility to a serious topic. The conversation transitions into a deeper reflection on the parable’s lessons about accountability and faithfulness. Jason highlights how the first two servants doubled their gold and were praised for their diligence, while the third buried his out of fear, earning the master’s rebuke. He shares how fear or laziness can lead us to "bury our talents," offering examples from his own life. Josh chimes in with personal anecdotes, including how distractions like video games once consumed his time until his wife’s observation convicted him to refocus on his family. Jason ties this to a Charles Spurgeon sermon titled “Gone, Utterly Gone,” which underscores the irretrievable loss of wasted time. He shares how the message moved him deeply, urging listeners to recognize the value of time and seize opportunities to serve God. The hosts then explore practical takeaways, encouraging listeners to assess their motivations and align them with God’s purposes. Josh emphasizes the joy that comes from pleasing God, contrasting it with the fleeting satisfaction of human approval. He highlights the example of Jesus sending out the 72 disciples and rejoicing in their success, pointing to the joy God feels when His people

    42 min
  3. JAN 6

    Are we Truly Disciples worth Reproducing?

    NEW SERIES!! Today we launch a brand new series on the podcast featuring Josh Howard and Jason Ishmael.  "Today’s episode will help us understand what it means to live as disciples worth reproducing by prioritizing a life transformed by Jesus and fully surrendered to His mission." Becoming Disciples Worth Reproducing | The Disciple Makers Podcast In this episode of The Disciple Makers Podcast, Josh Howard and Jason Ishmael dive into what it means to be a disciple worth reproducing. They share personal stories and insights on the significance of truly living out discipleship by prioritizing Jesus in all aspects of life. From addressing common misconceptions about ministry to discussing the importance of a deep, personal relationship with Christ, this episode is packed with thought-provoking discussions and practical advice to help listeners fully surrender to Jesus's heart, mission, and kingdom. Tune in to explore how you can start your journey to becoming a disciple who makes disciples. Stay Informed - Get our newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hPViAr Get Discipleship.org's premium Podcast Feed: https://disciplemakerspodcast.supercast.com/  Check out Discipleship.org for resources on disciple-making: https://discipleship.org/resources/  Key Takeaways  00:00 Introduction02:41 The Challenge of True Discipleship05:21 Living a Life of Overflow10:54 Practical Steps to Being a Reproducible Disciple15:02 A Prophetic Dream and Its Meaning18:57 Joining the Father's Work22:42 Imperfect Disciples25:37 Total Surrender to Jesus27:15 Lessons from Indian Believers33:40 Challenge to Fully Surrender37:19 Final Thoughts and Resources Check out our Blogs: https://discipleship.org/blog/  See Below for a longer description: Josh and Jason share their backstory, reflecting on their long friendship from college days. Josh humorously contrasts his ministry work with Jason’s role as a megachurch pastor, blending humor with humility as they transition into the heart of the discussion: being disciples who model a life others can follow. Josh highlights a pivotal question that shaped his journey: “Are we disciples worth reproducing?” He explains how this question challenged him during his time in India and emphasizes the importance of living a life that’s worth replicating to spark true disciple-making movements. Jason reflects on Matthew 28, pointing out how the call to make disciples goes beyond personal salvation to living out Jesus’ commands daily. He warns against reducing discipleship to intellectual belief and stresses the need for a life fully surrendered to Christ. The conversation also explores the role of guilt in discipleship. Jason notes that guilt may motivate in the short term, but only a deep love for Jesus sustains true obedience. Drawing from the Gospel of Mark, he explains that Jesus’ worthiness is what compels people to follow Him, forming the foundation of authentic discipleship. Josh shares a vivid spiritual dream from 2017, where he saw Jesus and the Holy Spirit dancing in a harvest field, inviting him to join them. This powerful image captures the joy of participating in God’s mission and highlights the relational, invitational nature of Jesus’ call. Throughout the episode, both hosts stress the importance of living a life of overflow—being filled with the Spirit and letting that flow into every aspect of life, not just on Sundays. Jason compares this to being a funnel rather than a bucket: a funnel channels what it receives, symbolizing a life fully engaged with Jesus and His work. Josh recounts his early experiences in India, admitting his understanding of discipleship was initially shallow. He underscores that true discipleship starts with personal transformation through Christ, leading others into that same journey—not just delivering sermons. They also reflect on how God uses imperfect people for extraordinary purposes, emphasizing that it’s not about being flawless but about being obedient and dependent on Jesus. Fina

    38 min
  4. 12/25/2024

    So, You're Interested in Parenting or Planting a Church...? (feat. Todd Wilson and Brett Andrews)

    Visit RENEW.org: https://renew.org/    Today’s episode will help us understand the dynamics of church planting, including the challenges, distinctives, and importance of collaboration to ensure successful and sustainable growth in the movement.   Church Planting Masterclass: Insights from Todd Wilson, Patrick Bradley, and Brett Andrews   Join Todd Wilson, Patrick Bradley, Brett Andrews, and various other church leaders in an in-depth discussion on church planting and disciple-making. Drawing from experiences with New Life Christian Church, Passion for Planting, and Exponential, this session explores the importance of fostering a disciple-making culture, theological grounding, and healthy support systems for church planters. Discover valuable insights on overcoming common challenges, the significance of early involvement, and the power of collaborative efforts. With practical advice and real-world examples, this episode is filled with essential tips for effective church reproduction and multiplication. Check out Discipleship.org for resources on disciple-making: https://discipleship.org/resources/    Key Takeaways  00:00 Introduction and Marine Background 00:07 Family Military History 00:59 Personal Military Service 01:18 Grandfather's War Stories 03:30 Community and Local Connections 08:31 Church Planting Introduction 10:16 Interactive Session and Introductions 21:33 Challenges in Church Planting 45:32 Paul and Barnabas: Church Planting Pioneers 46:09 The Power of Multiplication in Church Planting 46:45 Preparing for Q&A: Introducing Renew Movement 48:44 The Importance of Theological Grounding 51:31 Disciple Making and Reproduction 56:18 Healthy Support Systems and Accountability 58:44 Collaboration in Church Planting 01:01:07 Encouragement and Next Steps 01:15:02 Interactive Session: Introductions and Discussions 01:25:55 Introduction to Patrick Bradley and Passion for Planting 01:26:26 The Origin Story of Passion for Planting 01:27:25 Interactive Q&A Session 01:28:01 The Importance of Church Planting 01:29:53 Challenges in Church Planting 01:31:19 National Studies on Church Planting 01:33:22 The Bell Curve of Church Life 01:35:19 Reproduction vs. Addition in Church Growth 01:45:05 Overcoming Fear in Church Planting 01:50:36 The Role of Collaboration in Church Planting 01:53:35 Six Distinctives of Renew Movement 02:08:58 Final Thoughts and Q&A Resources on Discipleship   Reaching & Discipling Women: A Guide to Women’s Ministry in Your Church What Is Church? And How Important Is It?   Family Discipleship Blueprint: A Year-by-Year Guide to Family Discipleship   Becoming a Disciple Maker   Stay Informed - Get our newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hPViAr The episode titled "RENEW Movement 1" presents a detailed discourse on various aspects of church planting, particularly through the lens of the Renew Movement. The session begins with an informal group interaction, setting a relaxed yet engaging environment for the participants. Todd Wilson, the main facilitator, invites all to share their names, locations, and their interest or involvement in church planting. The participants hail from different regions and backgrounds, bringing diverse perspectives to the discussion.   Todd Wilson introduces himself as someone who transitioned from the marketplace to ministry over 20 years ago. He mentions his association with New Life Christian Church and his involvement with Exponential, a significant church planting initiative. Wilson, along with other leaders like Patrick Bradley and Paul, emphasizes the collaborative nature of the Renew Movement, highlighting their aims to foster disciple-making and church planting initiatives.   Wilson outlines two major national studies that illustrate current challenges in the U.S. church planting landscape: less than 5% of U.S. churches have a disciple-making culture, and less than 7% are actively planting new churches. These statistics underscore a significant disciple-making

    46 min
  5. 12/23/2024

    Our Two-on-One Discipling Model (feat. Ashlee Catizon)

    Visit RENEW.org: https://renew.org/    Today’s episode will help us understand the process and importance of effective discipleship and ministry within the church community.   Mastering Intentional Discipleship: Insights and Strategies for Church Leaders   Join us as we dive into the journey of intentional discipleship, featuring Ashlee's personal experiences and practical advice. Discover the growth of her family's church, the dynamics of their two-on-one discipling model, and the importance of creating a culture of discipleship at all levels. Learn about managing small group discipleship, the challenges of splitting established groups, and strategies for training new leaders. This episode offers valuable insights into connecting, mentoring, and continuously supporting new believers, complete with personal anecdotes and practical tips for integrating discipleship into everyday life.   Check out Discipleship.org for resources on disciple-making: https://discipleship.org/resources/    Key Takeaways  00:00 Introduction and Initial Setup 00:24 Unexpected Room Host 01:13 Casual Conversations and Introductions 02:42 Personal Journey and Ministry Background 04:30 Challenges and Overcoming Adversity 06:19 Discipleship and Ministry Philosophy 09:21 Connecting with People 12:03 Intentional Outreach and Community Events 16:40 Two-on-One Discipling Model 23:27 Bible Studies and Spiritual Growth 42:13 Balancing Personal Life and Discipleship 42:25 Intentional Mentoring and Relationship Building 42:59 Church Unity Through Shared Reading 43:52 Weekly Group Activities and Their Impact 45:03 Connecting Disciples to Service and Ministry 53:52 Handling Group Dynamics and Multiplication 01:00:28 One-on-One Discipleship and Personal Growth 01:03:47 Q&A Session and Practical Advice 01:05:28 Closing Remarks and Final Thoughts   Resources on Discipleship   Reaching & Discipling Women: A Guide to Women’s Ministry in Your Church What Is Church? And How Important Is It?   Family Discipleship Blueprint: A Year-by-Year Guide to Family Discipleship   Becoming a Disciple Maker   Stay Informed - Get our newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hPViAr This episode features a detailed, conversational discussion led by a speaker named Ashlee, who has extensive experience in ministry, particularly in youth and discipleship work. The script presents a narrative-style engagement with an audience, involving multiple segments, including shared personal stories, explanations of ministry practices, and interactive question-and-answer periods.   The episode begins with a casual, almost chaotic introductory scene, as Ashlee and participants settle into the environment, which could be a seminar or a workshop. Ashlee humorously acknowledges the informal start, mentioning mishaps and sharing light-hearted exchanges with attendees. This laid-back, relatable opening sets the tone, making the audience feel comfortable and engaged.   Ashlee dives into her background, sharing her journey in ministry, which began when she was two years old as her parents started a church. She describes how she grew up in this environment, eventually moving to St. Charles County with her husband to establish their first church plant. Ashlee emphasizes her lengthy experience in youth ministry, discussing her personal and professional background, including raising her own children and adopting another.   The episode's core focuses on discipleship and outreach. Ashlee shares practical insights and strategies for engaging with different demographics, from young children to adults. She details her approach to building and sustaining meaningful relationships with community members, highlighting the importance of creating opportunities for connection. This involves being intentional about interactions, whether at work, school, or in casual settings like sports events or coffee shops.   Ashlee emphasizes the concept of intentional discipleship, where every interaction is viewed as an opportunit

    48 min
  6. 12/18/2024

    How I Disciple Women (feat. Renée Sproles)

    Visit RENEW.org: https://renew.org/    Effective Discipleship: Strategies and Frameworks   Today’s episode will help us learn about discipleship, identity formation, and integrating spiritual principles into daily life to foster personal transformation and community growth. In this video, Renee Sprouls shares her insights on effective discipleship, particularly focusing on discipling women. The discussion includes practical methods and spiritual practices to equip and support individuals in their faith journey. Key topics include understanding the right and left brain approaches, the Fish M. framework, and the importance of heart-focused community. Renee also highlights the necessity of spiritual healing, identity work, and walking in the Spirit, providing personal anecdotes and experiences to illustrate these points.   Check out Discipleship.org for resources on disciple-making: https://discipleship.org/resources/    Key Takeaways  00:00 Getting Started: Turning On and Off 00:48 Spills and Small Talk 02:40 Technical Troubles and Personal Updates 06:28 Morning Greetings and Introductions 07:49 Discipling Women: Initial Thoughts 11:05 Understanding Right Brain Attachment 14:44 Stories of Women in Discipleship 18:31 The Clogged Well: A Metaphor for Discipleship 21:19 Framework for Discipling Women 38:47 The Importance of Heart-Focused Community 39:21 Understanding Identity and Mission 40:59 Practical Discipleship Practices 46:13 The Power of Spiritual Biographies 50:14 Concluding Thoughts and Encouragement 55:59 Addressing Group Dynamics and Challenges   Resources on Discipleship   Reaching & Discipling Women: A Guide to Women’s Ministry in Your Church What Is Church? And How Important Is It?   Family Discipleship Blueprint: A Year-by-Year Guide to Family Discipleship   Becoming a Disciple Maker   Stay Informed - Get our newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hPViAr The episode begins with an introductory segment where the speaker, Renee Sprouls from Renew.org, is setting up and dealing with some technical details. She then engages in a friendly and relaxed conversation with the attendees, setting a casual atmosphere. Renee addresses the group, appreciating their attendance at an early morning session and introduces herself, explaining her affiliation with Renew.org. She discusses the resources available through Renew.org, such as newsletters, free ebooks, and other valuable materials for church planting and discipleship. She encourages the attendees to join the mailing list for more information and emphasizes the variety of resources available. The central focus of the session is on discipling women. Renee starts with a prayer, asking for the Holy Spirit's guidance and blessings for the session. The prayer acknowledges the importance of spiritual rejuvenation, gratitude for God’s gifts, and a commitment to love and steward those gifts well. To gauge the audience's current feelings about discipling women, Renee conducts an interactive session where she asks attendees to rate their preparedness on a scale of one to ten. Some rate themselves as a six, citing a general understanding but a sense of unpreparedness in some critical areas. This leads to a discussion about real-life challenges and feelings associated with discipling women and how to overcome them. Renee shares personal stories of women she has discipled, detailing their varied backgrounds and unique challenges. These stories include women dealing with broken relationships, adoption struggles, fears of motherhood, and overcoming past traumas. Each story illustrates different aspects of discipleship and the various ways women might struggle, feel inadequate, or carry wounds from their past. The session then transitions into exploring a conceptual framework for discipleship called "Fish M." This framework comprises several key elements: **Freedom**: This aspect involves clearing out internal 'junk' that clogs our spiritual well-being, akin to the metaphor of clea

    48 min
  7. 12/16/2024

    A Proven Method for Discipling Women (feat. Tina Wilson)

    Visit RENEW.org: https://renew.org/    Transformative Women's Discipleship: Delving into Deep Theological Studies with Tina Wilson   Today’s episode will help us understand how comprehensive Bible study can transform our spiritual lives and foster a resilient faith community through practical discipleship methods.   Join Tina Wilson in an inspiring session that explores a comprehensive method for discipling women through deep Bible study from Genesis to Revelation. Tina shares her personal journeys, biblical insights, and practical approaches for integrating daily scripture reading into personal and community life. Discover how to cultivate spiritual growth using 'Step Into Scripture' and how committed, rigorous theological studies generate lasting engagement and a deeper hunger for God's word. This session also covers essential strategies for leading effective women's Bible studies and ensuring meaningful, transformational discipleship.   Check out Discipleship.org for resources on disciple-making: https://discipleship.org/resources/    Key Takeaways  00:00 Introduction and Setup 00:28 Casual Conversations and Humor 08:21 Event and Speaker Introduction 11:04 Defining Discipleship 12:49 The Importance of Biblical Reading 15:55 Teaching and Testifying in Discipleship 25:18 Authenticity in Discipleship 32:28 Historical Lessons and Testimonies 35:07 Planting Ecclesia Christian Church 36:45 Lessons from Church Planting 37:33 Catalysts for Faith 38:15 Discipling the Next Generation 39:32 Psalm 78 and God's Faithfulness 41:07 Step into Scripture: A Bible Study Model 42:01 Implementing the Bible Reading Plan 49:55 Overcoming Challenges in Discipleship 59:25 Q&A: Effective Discipleship Strategies   Resources on Discipleship   Reaching & Discipling Women: A Guide to Women’s Ministry in Your Church What Is Church? And How Important Is It?   Family Discipleship Blueprint: A Year-by-Year Guide to Family Discipleship   Becoming a Disciple Maker   Stay Informed - Get our newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hPViAr In this episode, we join a women's discipleship workshop led by a speaker who dives deep into the topic of discipling women through the comprehensive study of the Bible. The session begins with an informal setup and introductions, creating a welcoming atmosphere. The speaker introduces "Renew," highlighting its collaborative groups, daily digital communications, free e-books, and mentoring programs. She emphasizes the importance of grounding discipleship in the Word of God, sharing personal stories to make her points relatable. One key message is the transformative power of reading the entire Bible systematically. The speaker shares how daily Bible reading has profoundly shaped her faith, revealing new insights each time. Using Psalms 78 and Deuteronomy 6, she defines discipleship as teaching and testifying about God's deeds and commandments. Practical advice includes integrating spiritual discussions into everyday life, adopting a "walk along, talk along" approach from Deuteronomy. The speaker underscores authenticity in discipleship by sharing personal struggles and failures, encouraging vulnerability. She cautions against idealizing the past and promotes acknowledging shortcomings to prepare future generations better. For structured Bible study, she recommends a chronological reading plan that spans a year, highlighting its impact with just 15 minutes of daily reading. She shares her experience facilitating large group Bible studies, which offer accountability and a supportive environment for spiritual growth. The speaker advocates for resources like "Step into Scripture," which provides commentary and guidance for a year-long Bible reading journey. She concludes by sharing the profound impact this disciplined approach to discipleship has had on her life and ministry, encouraging participants to invest deeply in fostering a community rooted in strong biblical literacy and genuine spiritual growth. In summary, the e

    58 min
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    The Disciple Makers Podcast exists to tell stories about disciples of Jesus who make disciples. Discipleship.org, who sponsors the podcast, exists to Champion Jesus‘ way of disciple making. Episodes are published in thematic seasons. To learn more, visit www.discipleship.org or email us at info@discipleship.org.

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