Church discipline can sound harsh in a culture that avoids confrontation and idolizes autonomy. But Scripture paints it as a loving correction meant to protect the church and restore the sinner. In this episode, we talk about what church discipline really is, why it matters, and how it reflects the heart of Christ. We also discuss what happens when churches avoid it altogether—and the damage that follows.

Luis Gallardo, pastor of Núcleo Church in Monterrey, Mexico, shares his powerful story of grief, faith, and calling. After losing his mother just months before his wedding and facing repeated closed doors to seminary, Luis found clarity—not through big platforms, but through deep relationships and trust in God's timing.

In this special episode, Luis and Natan talk about the challenges of planting a church, the idols of work and family in Monterrey, and how gospel-centered community is drawing both believers and seekers.

Rodrigo Puebla grew up in a culturally Catholic home in Monterrey, Mexico—disciplined, moral, and devout, but missing the heart of the gospel. It wasn’t until a book posed the unsettling question—“Would you want heaven without Jesus?”—that Rodrigo realized he didn’t truly know Christ.

That moment of conviction led him to seminary, and eventually to Campus Outreach, where he now leads a thriving evangelistic ministry at one of Mexico’s most prestigious universities.