God is seeking those who worship Him in Spirit and in truth (Jn. 4:23-24). We need both the Holy Spirit and the truth of God’s word to be the worshipers God desires, and to represent him to a world that needs to know God.

Continuation is key to on-going development. We would describe healthy people as those who continue to grow (in learning, strength, skill sets, discipline, etc.), as opposed to remaining stagnant or regressing. As followers of Jesus we must continue to grow as disciples and do what the Lord calls us to do.

The essence of the Christian Life is to be disciples who live the Great Commandments to love God supremely, and love neighbors as self: and the Great Commission: “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age.” Amen” (Matthew 28:19-20). Today, we discover that this is God’s plan to reach our community, and His world with the gospel.

As followers of Jesus, we want to be disciples who make disciples of Jesus. Engaging people for Christ, as empowered by the Holy Spirit, can be the first step in making disciples. Let’s discover how.

Through the truth of His Word and with the help of our community of faith, God wants us to grow as disciples who have assurance in what we believe. Disciples with confident faith help others learn about and receive the gospel of Jesus.

The gospel message of Jesus is distinct and unlike any other message the world has to offer. We must not stray from that message and we must live it out if we desire to see our community saturated and transformed by the gospel.

Jesus foretold a Spirit-empowered advancement of His people, His gospel and His Church (Acts 1:8). What might it look like to advance the gospel into new territories in your life? 

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Ministry and life generally are done in relationship with others. Human relationships inevitably experience conflict as a result of differing values, perspectives and philosophies. How we deal with conflict can reduce or escalate it, and either hinder or advance the gospel. Let’s discover how to resolve conflict and advance the gospel.

God has given His Spirit and His word (the Bible) so that we can be followers of Jesus (disciples). Today, we discover the process, purpose and proof of becoming gospel-centered disciples.

At some point, most people will struggle with feeling like they’re not “good enough” (work, relationships, school, etc.). The gospel tells us that in our shortcomings, God extends to us grace upon grace: The grace to draw us near to Him in salvation, and grace to transform us into His image. Together we’ll be reminded of the power of God’s grace that saves, sustains, and sanctifies His disciples.