Sermons on Discipleship
Jesus commanded His followers to develop disciples. He didn’t, however, leave them (or us) without a powerful example to follow. This week we look at how Jesus developed disciples & disciple-makers, & at how Paul faithfully followed Jesus & His example.
Jesus called His followers to go make disciples. How do we accomplish this today as a local church? How do we, as individual followers of Jesus ensure that we are growing as both disciples and as disciple-makers? Join us as we go through our biblically based Discipleship Pathway.
One of the many ways Jesus develops disciples is through their fellowship with one another. The disciples and the early church were devoted to pursuing Jesus together, and this remains vital for us today as well.
Faithfully following Jesus entails and results in bearing fruit in our lives that others can see and benefit from. Join us as we dig into Jesus’ claim in John 15 to be The Vine and how this relates to what it means to be a follower of Jesus.
Following Jesus entails actively joining His Mission. The harvest is plenty but the workers are few. Join us as we continue our study of what it means to faithfully follow Jesus.
While discipleship is a common topic in the church, we do not often hear or talk about the great cost of following Him faithfully. Join us as we look at what Jesus has to say on the topic and how it applies to us today.
What does it mean to be a Christian? How was this term initially used in the 1st century? What does this have to do with us today? Join us as we look at Jesus’ call to follow Him.
When we think of Paul’s testimony, we often think of how he came to know Jesus. While this is a powerful aspect of Paul’s testimony, it certainly doesn’t stop there. Jesus not only radically changes Paul’s life, but He also changes his mission and sends him out to accomplish it.
Every organization has a mission and a purpose for why they exist and what they seek to accomplish. But what about the local church? Join us as we discuss the purpose, mission, vision, strategy, and core values of our local church, and why it all matters.
Servanthood played a powerful role in how Jesus developed disciples. He served His followers and called them to likewise go and serve as He has served them. The same applies to us today. We grow as we serve.