In his many New Testament letters the Apostle Paul taught why the incarnation of Jesus was so important for humanity. In part 1 of this series we look at Paul's New Testament letter to the Galatians 4:1-10. Paul outlines the assurance that all believers in Christ should enjoy.

In this sermon we look closely at 1 Corinthians 13 and learn the keys to prioritizing biblical love for the sake of being Jesus' disciples who make disciples.

Disciples of Jesus are equipped with gifts to make disciples for Jesus. Open to 1 Corinthians 12:12-31 and enjoy! [The best way to discover your spiritual gifts is in the context of community involvement and acquiring a passion for the gospel. However, attached below is a "spiritual gifts" test which has some use in becoming more aware of the various spiritual gifts listed in the Bible. Pull it up and give it try!]

God has equipped us with Disciple Making Gifts. Let us be a people who "fan into flame" the gifts God has given us for the building up of the body of Christ. Open your Bible to 1 Corinthians 12 and jump in with us as we learn about spiritual gifts.

In Part 2 of "Disciple Making Priorities" we continue to outline the three priorities at CrossPoint that inspire "disciple making" disciples.

A great church has a great commitment to the "Great Commission" of Jesus (Matthew 28:18-20). The operative phrase in this mission is for all disciples to "go and make disciples." At CrossPoint we are focused on a few simple priorities which position us to become disciple making disciples. Open your Bible to Matthew 28 and listen in as we outline "Disciple Making Priorities".

Before we can make disciples for Jesus (Matthew 28:19) we must first learn how to be disciples of Jesus. In a powerful episode of Peter's call to become a "fisher of men," we learn how Jesus calls us and positions us to be disciples who make disciples. Open your Bible to Luke 5:1-11 and jump in!

Spiritual Warfare is a regular part of the believer's life. Therefore our expectation should be daily attacks from our spiritual enemy. In the closing verses of his letter Peter exhorts believers to be alert to the devil's attacks and tactics.

Peter exhorts the elders of churches to "shepherd the flock." Using 1 Peter 5, Pastor Josh outlined the biblical role and readiness of elder leadership.