Every spiritual leader in the church ultimately finds perfect fulfillment in Jesus!

Spiritual leaders in the church are simply mature disciples. But every disciple should be on the path to maturity.

Since Jesus is truth and wisdom (John 14, 1 Corinthians 1), we cannot be wise apart from God. However, since the Garden of Eden, Satan's repetitive deception is that the wisdom of God is foolish. The decision we each have to make then is whether we will receive or reject Jesus, the Great Teacher and True Wisdom.

How far are you willing to follow the King? Pastor Micah Griffith shares how the call of Jesus' disciples is to follow Him wherever He leads—no matter the cost.

Making disciples of all nations begins by making disciples where you are. Discipleship is not about trying to give people more of you—but more of Jesus!

Becoming a disciple of Jesus does not begin with what we do; discipleship begins with what Jesus has done. The greatest call of a being disciple is not to do something for Jesus, but to be with Jesus. It is in making disciples that followers of Jesus grow in being disciples.

Through the bread and wine of the Lord’s Supper, Jesus was identifying with the rebellious people of God, the Passover Lamb, and God’s covenant with Israel—but He was also testifying Himself to be the Greater Israel, the Greater Passover Lamb, and bringing a Greater Covenant.

A Biblical church demonstrates, rehearses, and celebrates the Person and Work of Christ through baptism and the Lord’s Supper. Baptism is an initial act of obedience after salvation that identifies us with Christ and His Body. It is not a condition of salvation—baptism is an evidence of salvation.

On the day we celebrate our national independence as Americans, may we also celebrate our personal dependence on God. Every Christian needs to live dependent on God's Son, God's Spirit, and God's sovereignty.

Evangelism is teaching someone how to respond to Jesus—not to an invitation. We cannot separate the Person of Jesus from the Work of Jesus—He is both Lord and Savior. Without this clear understanding of Jesus, one will not have a clear message of the Gospel.