Fellowship is a wonderful blessing that we can experience as disciples of Jesus Christ. Fellowship comes about as a result of one foundation, having one standing with the Lord and realizing that we all have one result. Those three bring us to one response!

We already know that fellowship requires friendship, and one thing that builds friendship is shared experiences. We are social creatures that desire personal connections, and those connections are strengthened by shared experiences.

Without friendship, there can be no fellowship. The fellowship of Christians is meant to be attractive and different from the rest of the world. Today’s message tells us how this is possible.

In this conclusion to our series of messages, Living Our Faith, we have a summary of what faith accomplishes, as well as a final challenge.

Too many people live their lives by making decisions based upon fear. For a Christian, the only acceptable means of making decisions is to have no fear–which means letting our faith overcome our fears.

Do you let past failures and mistakes determine your current path? For far too many people, this does describe how their lives play out. However, living our faith means that we must take a different path…we must look forward!

Faith is often described as something that someone believes. While faith is certainly tied to belief, there is much more to the equation when we are talking about faith in the realm of Jesus Christ. Faith must be tied to something…

Living our faith is a daunting task. For most Christians, we probably fail more than we succeed. Today, we’re going to look at the example that a man from long ago gave to us. His name was Enoch, and he walked with God.

We spent several weeks looking at what having an active faith looked like. Now we’re going to dive into a look at what Living Our Faith looks like.

Our own Joel McGill speaks to us about what true discipleship looks like.