What does making disciples look like in everyday life? From the example of Jethro imparting wisdom to Moses, we will look into various ways we can practically participate in the important task of helping others grow in their relationship with Jesus.

Welcome from Central church of Christ in Winnipeg, Canada. We hope you enjoy listening to our Sunday morning sermon podcasts. We hope that the sermons uplift you and bring you closer to God and our Saviour Jesus Christ.

Welcome from Central church of Christ in Winnipeg, Canada. We hope you enjoy listening to our Sunday morning sermon podcasts. We hope that the sermons uplift you and bring you closer to God and our Saviour Jesus Christ.

As followers of Jesus, we always want to be maturing in our faith. Jesus set-up the Church to function as a community where we all help each other grow so if we’re going to tap into the full potential of His design, we need strong spiritual relationships with the people around us. On Sunday, we plan to look at how Jesus grew spiritual relationships with His disciples, and how we can follow His example in our relationships today.

This is the final lesson from Guy Hammond this weekend, from a series of lessons about how the church can respond to all people in a loving, respectful, and biblical manner. Guy is the Founder and Executive Director of Strength in Weakness Ministries.

God is the designer of marriage, and His design is beautiful! But have you considered how marriage can be used in a special way for the growth of Jesus’ Kingdom? On Sunday, we will explore how God has designed the marriage relationship to help individuals, the family, the Church, and the world around us find and follow Jesus.

As we continue our sermon series, “Relationships in Discipleship,” we now turn to our relationship as parents and children. This Sunday, we will be reminded of the opportunities available to us to fulfill God’s call to grow disciples within our own families.

How do we help each other grow in our faith and become more like Jesus everyday? This Sunday, we will look into the example of the apostle Paul in order to get a good idea on the practical aspects of how to disciple each another in our relationship as brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ.

Discipleship is lived both personally and in community. This community transcends all distinctions: race, gender, language and age. We share in a common faith, working together – overcoming the natural differences that could separate us. Old and young, we love one another.

Discipleship is something that we do relationship with God and with others. But to what extent do we show our love for God and for each other? This Sunday, we will be reminded of the kind of discipleship that God calls us to, which is key to building complete and healthy relationships with God and with others.