A disciple is more than a believer—it’s someone who follows Jesus with their whole life. We start by asking the essential question: What is a disciple? Together we’ll see how discipleship begins with God’s grace and grows as we walk with Jesus daily.https://horizons.church/sermons/series/disciples-path/

In Gathered: Impact Teams, we explore Jesus’ call to bold service and compassion through the story of the Good Samaritan. Just as he challenges us to see and serve those in need, our Impact Teams live this out by stepping into the world with love that makes a difference.

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In Psalm 143:10, we’re reminded that God’s presence isn’t just near—it’s personal, guiding, and closer than even our deepest human connections. This week, we discover how gathering with God and His people draws us into the kind of closeness our souls long for.

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Real growth doesn’t happen in isolation. As we gather, we sharpen one another’s faith, encourage each other toward love and good deeds, and are shaped into who God calls us to be.https://horizons.church/sermons/series/gathered/

Jesus doesn’t just make room at the table — He invites with radical love and purpose. Whether you feel like you’re on the outside looking in or already part of the crowd, His invitation is personal and powerful: Come, belong, be filled. In a world that draws lines and closes doors, Jesus opens wide the table and says, “There’s a seat here for you.”

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God doesn’t just gather people for comfort or connection — He gathers us with a purpose. From Abraham to the early church, we see a pattern of community that blesses others and builds God's kingdom. What might God be calling us to do together?https://horizons.church/sermons/series/gathered/

Jesus welcomed children with open arms—even when others tried to turn them away. In this message, we’ll see how every generation needs an invitation to experience God’s love. Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, mentor, or friend, you have the power to bring someone closer to Jesus—especially the youngest among us. Don’t underestimate the impact of a simple invitation.

https://horizons.church/sermons/series/bring-someone/

Jesus welcomed children with open arms—even when others tried to turn them away. In this message, we’ll see how every generation needs an invitation to experience God’s love. Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, mentor, or friend, you have the power to bring someone closer to Jesus—especially the youngest among us. Don’t underestimate the impact of a simple invitation.

https://horizons.church/sermons/series/bring-someone/

Sometimes people can’t get to Jesus on their own—and that’s when friendship becomes faith in action. In Luke 5, a group of friends carry a paralyzed man to Jesus, even breaking through a roof to get him there. Their faith makes a way when the way is blocked. This week, we’ll look at what it means to carry one another in love, persistence, and prayer—and how God still honors the faith of friends who bring others to Him.https://horizons.church/sermons/series/bring-someone/

When Jesus calls His first followers, it all begins with a simple invitation: “Come and see.” Andrew hears and brings his brother Peter. Philip follows and brings Nathanael. The early church didn’t grow through grand gestures or loud declarations—it spread because people couldn’t keep Jesus to themselves. Someone invited them. Someone brought them. In this first week, we’ll explore the powerful ripple effect of a personal invitation and ask: Who might be waiting for you to say, “Come and see”?