Gospel Roots

Hearing God's Word - Week 1 | Healthy Church Series

What is true spirituality? | Hearing God's Word | Week 1

Healthy Church Series

Main Idea: True spirituality consists of hearing, believing, and obeying God's Word. That's why God's Word is the source of the church's life and health, and why pastor's should preach expositionally.

Teachers: Adam Michael and Shawn Saylor

The guys sit around the table and look back at each week from the Healthy Church Series and discuss their take-aways.

Episode 7 | The God Glorifying Church | The Church

God calls the church to display his glory to the world by reflecting His character. The church is central in God’s saving purposes because it is the place where he causes his name to be made known and his glory to be put on display.

Teachers: Bryan Kurty & Scott Cunningham

The Distinct Church | The Church | Healthy Church Series

Week 6

God calls the church to be distinct from the world through our faith in the gospel and conformity to his character.

Teachers: Shawn Saylor and Brian Grabill

The Growing Church | The Church | Healthy Church Series

Week 5

Main Idea:

Christians grow as we build up and are built up by other members of the body of Christ. According to Scripture, the way we attain Christian maturity is through the church.

Teachers: Scott Cunningham and Adam Michael

The church is a living organism composed of spiritually alive, growing Christians. Therefore, the members of local churches should expect, encourage, and equip other members to grow spiritually.

Scriptures Referenced:

Jeremiah 31:31-34 | 1 Thessalonians 1:2-10

Main Idea: The church is the temple of the Holy Spirit — a joined together, growing, holy dwelling place for God. Therefore, every Christian should seek the unity, holiness, and growth of the church.

Teachers: Adam Michael & Brian Grabill

What is Forgotten Missionaries International? How are they sharing the Gospel in difficult areas of the world?

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Scripture teaches that Christians should not approach the church as consumers but as members of a body. This means that we are to commit to one another, depend on one another, honor one another, and care for one another. In all we do in the church, we should seek not the fulfillment of our own desires but the common good.

Teachers: Shawn Saylor & Scott Cunningham

Adam and Scott talk with Vince Michael and Nehemiah from FMI on how the church is moving in the Middle East.

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