Grace Church | Greater Akron Ohio, Medina East Campus

We all know what a trademark is—a symbol, word, phrase, or design that distinguishes a product or service from imitation brands and indicates that it is authentic and originates from a particular source. So, what then is the “trademark” of a true Christian? By asking this question, we are seeking to identify the unique qualities that set apart genuine followers of Jesus from other distorted or diluted versions of Christianity. And this question is relevant for both those investigating Christ and those who are already devoted to him, as it helps bring acute clarity to what a life lived in full discipleship to Jesus truly means.

We all know what a trademark is—a symbol, word, phrase, or design that distinguishes a product or service from imitation brands and indicates that it is authentic and originates from a particular source. So, what then is the “trademark” of a true Christian? By asking this question, we are seeking to identify the unique qualities that set apart genuine followers of Jesus from other distorted or diluted versions of Christianity. And this question is relevant for both those investigating Christ and those who are already devoted to him, as it helps bring acute clarity to what a life lived in full discipleship to Jesus truly means.

We all know what a trademark is—a symbol, word, phrase, or design that distinguishes a product or service from imitation brands and indicates that it is authentic and originates from a particular source. So, what then is the “trademark” of a true Christian? By asking this question, we are seeking to identify the unique qualities that set apart genuine followers of Jesus from other distorted or diluted versions of Christianity. And this question is relevant for both those investigating Christ and those who are already devoted to him, as it helps bring acute clarity to what a life lived in full discipleship to Jesus truly means.

In this vision series, we want to take some time to identify the moments where we are as a church family. We believe God has opened rare opportunities for our Campus to collectively “GO”. In Matthew 28:19 (known as the Great Commission), Jesus instructed His followers to “Go and make disciples.” In the next phase of our journey, we want to follow Jesus together — to dream, pray, and work together so that we can GO together in pursuit of the Great Commission. It’s Go Time.