We want to be known for something, but what we really need is to be known by someone. In part four of the Mission series; Mark Vanderwier talks about getting to a place where people actually know the real you. He encourages us consider taking an intentional step in your life in regards to faith. Derek Knight also shares his incredible testimony.

As you build His house, He will build your house. We were blessed to have Brenda Drost share with us today about living out our faith and how we should treat God's promises. Connect with Brenda on Instagram at @brenda_drost, on Facebook at @brendadrost.speaker, or at her website brendadrost.com

It's not always comfortable nor convenient to be a follower of Jesus. In part three of the Mission series; Mark Vanderwier looks at what it was like to be a disciple in Jesus' day and what can we learn from them.

The circles Christ has placed us in are those for us to impact. Derek Wilhelmus from The Bridge Movement examines what it means to be a disciple and a disciple maker in our world today.

Jesus accomplished His part of the mission, but He didn't accomplish ours. In part two of the Mission series; Mark Vanderwier asks the question "what have I done today that will matter for eternity?" and looks at four things that hinder us from completing our mission.

It's only the things that are done for Christ that will last. In part one of the new Mission series; Mark Vanderwier talks about the greatest mission ever accomplished.

God wants us to come to a place where we will know and recognize His voice. Brian Bunting talks about getting tuned in with what God is saying to us.

If we understand what the anointing of the Lord really is, we can protect against deceit. John Edelman explores what it means to have anointing in our lives.

God has a specific and specialized plan for your life, and He wants you to know what it is. Gary Watson talks about taking steps in understanding and leaning on God's will for our lives.

Christ died for My sins and was buried; He rose from the dead and was seen. Baptism can often be a subject with difference in opinion. Today Mark Vanderwier investigates what Jesus and the New Testament writers really had to say about it.