We have established what our mission is - we are sent to make disciples empowered by the Holy Spirit. Now the question is, how do we go about doing that?

Moments before Jesus ascended back to heaven, He invited His followers to a new mission. Our new series pushes us into what that mission is, how we are to carry it out, and its impact when we do.

Moments before Jesus ascended back to heaven, He invited His followers to a new mission. Our new series pushes us into what that mission is, how we are to carry it out, and its impact when we do.

The New Testament teaching about baptism helps us to see God’s heart for unity with His people and for His people. In this closing message we examine the majority of New Testament passages that mention baptism and we explore some important warnings that are often overlooked.

The New Testament teaching about baptism helps us to see God’s heart for unity with His people and for His people. In this closing message we examine the majority of New Testament passages that mention baptism and we explore some important warnings that are often overlooked.

What takes place in the waters of baptism? Is it just a response or is something happened beyond the water? In our baptism, we’re united with Christ in death and life, which sets us free from our sin.

What takes place in the waters of baptism? Is it just a response or is something happened beyond the water? In our baptism, we’re united with Christ in death and life, which sets us free from our sin.

Why does the word baptism cause so much confusion and division? What was created by God to bring unity has been the source of division for thousands of years, but are we any closer to answering the question of why? Our new series pushes us into the New Testament teaching about baptism and provides a way forward to bring unity back to the discussion.

Why does the word baptism cause so much confusion and division? What was created by God to bring unity has been the source of division for thousands of years, but are we any closer to answering the question of why? Our new series pushes us into the New Testament teaching about baptism and provides a way forward to bring unity back to the discussion.

As we conclude our series a challenge emerges – with all the definitions of the church in the New Testament how do we move from going to “church” to being the “church?”