John 1 is our bible text for this message on SEEING others how Jesus sees them. Using ICNU conversations help us to encourage others to grow in their faith.

Being a hero requires action. Let's explore together 3 that can help you take the steps to being a hero maker.

Join us as Albert from NGMI in Ghana, Africa shares from Galatians 6 about sowing, reaping, and the impact our partnership with NGMI has on the people of northeast Ghana.

Jason Walton from our partner church, Foundation Christian Church in Newnan, talks about the Kingdom of Heaven and the work God is doing through Foundation.

“The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field, which a man found and covered up. Then in his joy he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field." Matthew 13:44

Keith Wagner works with the Fellowship Of Christian Athletes in Douglas County. We are blessed to begin a new partnership with Keith and his FCA Chapter. Listen in to hear how God brought Keith to FCA and how God is moving through this great ministry.

Peter, John, Luke, & Paul are among the most influential people in the history of the church. Through them God wrote all but 5 of the 27 books in the New Testament. Today we will look at a specific word used in Acts 12 & 14 and John 3. The result will be obvious, just as it will should be obvious that Christians are changed by Jesus.

Seeing like a Hero Maker means that I will see how God wants for me to elevate others into the role of being a hero in the kingdom of God. We need to look, see, and acknowledge verbally the gifts God has given for other people to use for the name of Jesus. Barnabas was a Hero Maker for Paul. Acts 9 is our text for this message.

Jesus is the ultimate hero maker. He invested in others so the Kingdom of God would be ever expanding. Thinking like a Hero Maker is 1 of 5 practical steps to becoming a Hero Maker yourself. God's math isn't about addition - it is multiplication for the sake of his prized possession (YOU!!).

As we begin our Hero Maker series we look to Jesus as the standard. What did Jesus do and how he did go about spreading his saving message? It isn't a secret and should't be a surprise. Jesus spent most of his time investing in the 12 Disciples. The fruit of a true Hero Maker grows on other people's trees.