Sermons on Spiritual Growth
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.
Jesus has called us to follow Him, and to share Him with others. The question is, “How do we faithfully and effectively do that?” Join us as we continue our study on growing as disciples and as disciple-makers.
One of the ways the early church rapidly grew in size and impact was through the power of invitation, as followers of Jesus join His mission to invite others to come and see for themselves who Jesus is. We all have the ability to extend an invitation that could radically change lives.
One of the most powerful discipleship tools one can have is a living example of what it looks like to faithfully follow Jesus.
Genuine worship connects us to the heart of God and plays a vital role in our spiritual health and growth.
The God of all creation has invited us to join Him on His mission as active participants. He has called us to invest in His Kingdom, not because of what He wants from us, but because of what He wants for us.
God has not designed or called us to grow alone, but rather to spiritually grow and mature as we connect with one another. Join us as we look at the church in Acts, and the vital practice of genuine fellowship with others in the Body of Christ.
Jesus gives us a powerful example to follow and to live out in The Lord’s Prayer. The words are well known, but are they well understood and practiced? Join us for this verse-by-verse look at Matthew’s narration of this powerful prayer.
Prayer is often thought of in terms of talking to God. But is that truly enough for a powerful prayer life, or does there need to be more to it?