God told Abram to walk before Him and be blameless. What if God was to say that to you? What if He already has? It’s a call to a life of integrity or wholeness. Are you up to the challenge? Abram was and he was 99 years old! Genesis 17:1

Our acts of service for God are the greatest expression of worship to God. When we serve others, we are actually worshiping Him. Serving is an act of sacrifice that is ultimately God-honoring and life-changing. Romans 12:1-20

You are part of the body of Christ. Not by your own choice, but by the sovereign grace of God. He chose you, and on top of that, He has gifted you. He has placed you in the body of Christ so that you might serve, not be served. 1 Corinthians 12:12-31

If you had to choose just one word to describe yourself, what would it be? The Apostle Paul’s favorite word to describe himself was "slave." Now, what would possess any man to refer to himself as a slave? That’s what this week’s lesson hopes to answer.

Is humility a dirty word? Andrew Murray once wrote about humility that is is “not something that we bring to God or that He bestows; it is simply the sense of entire nothingness that comes when we see how truly God is everything.” 1 Peter 5:5-6

What keeps us from serving others in love and humility? Pride. The mindset of self, the pursuit of self-exaltation at all costs. But recognizing pride in our lives is the first step in being delivered from it. 2 Timothy 3:1-4

Servanthood that isn’t motivated by love will always end up being self-serving and short-lived. Jesus commanded us to love one another the same way He loved us. Discover what that might look like on Monday morning. John 13:1-17

A study of Jesus’ paradoxical teaching on servant leadership where he offers a counter-cultural call to selfless, sacrificial living that goes against our me-centered, self-indulgent society. Mark 10:32-45

Have you ever wondered about your purpose in life, or the purpose of the Church? In Matthew 28:18-20, Jesus Christ commissions His followers to ‘make disciples.’ This is the mission of the Church and of every individual in it.

No man is an island. It’s not a biblical quote, but then again, maybe it is a biblical concept. This week we’ll look at the sticky web of relationships that should characterize our life of discipleship.