Last sermon looked at the two primary ways we falsely pursue discipleship: legalism and license. This week Tim looks at genuine motivations for Gospel holiness—Religious Affections, Promises and Warnings, and Repentance.

The Gospel of Jesus Christ corrects our vision. We are all guilty of inauthentic motivations for discipleship. One of these inauthentic leanings is legalism and the other is license. We each need the Gospel to protect and correct our inauthentic motivations.

The ultimate goal of discipleship is conformity to the image of Christ. We all have goals and they are never achieved with out fight. In this message, Pastor Tim preaches on what it means to spiritually contend for the image of Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Tim continues to paint a Gospel-Centered portrait of discipleship by focusing on three components that are necessary for biblically faithful discipleship: rational, relational, and missional. A disciple is one who learns the Gospel, relates in the Gospel, and communicates the Gospel.

In this sermon, Pastor Tim continues to paint a Gospel-Centered portrait of discipleship by focusing on three components that are necessary for biblically faithful discipleship: rational, relational, and missional. A disciple is one who learns the Gospel, relates in the Gospel, and communicates the Gospel.

The ultimate goal of discipleship is conformity to the image of Christ. We all have goals and they are never achieved with out fight. In this message, Pastor Tim preaches on what it means to spiritually contend for the image of Christ.

The Gospel of Jesus Christ corrects our vision. We are all guilty of inauthentic motivations for discipleship. One of these inauthentic leanings is legalism and the other is license. We each need the Gospel to protect and correct our inauthentic motivations.

Last sermon looked at the two primary ways we falsely pursue discipleship: legalism and license. This week Tim looks at genuine motivations for Gospel holiness—Religious Affections, Promises and Warnings, and Repentance.

The end goal of discipleship is being conformed to the image of Christ. The process of spiritual formation is a work of the Holy Spirit, but we have often neglected His presence and power. As we walk by the Spirit, we do so with our focus on what God has done, not on our religious performance.

We are often guilty of holding an incomplete view of conversion in the life of the believer, as if Christ died only to forgive our sins. When we are converted to Christ, we are also grafted into a common membership and commissioned to make disciples. In this sermon, Pastor Tim walks through these three conversions, recognizing that Christ is our only Lord, but when He becomes Lord he coverts us by the Spirit to His Church and His Mission.