Why is the disciple of confession not better modeled and honored by particular segments of the church? Pastor Casey kicks off our look at Action 5 of the Discipleship Pathway with a biblical view of both the call to and the cleansing effect of this ancient discipline while including some personal experiences as well.

Action 5: We confessed to God, to ourselves, and to another our shortcomings as revealed by this assessment.

What do you do with the records and receipts of your actions that you want to stay hidden in a box in the back of a dark closet? In this episode, Pastor Stephen looks at a passage from Revelation to help us understand the sufficient grace we find in Christ.

Why make an honest and courageous assessment of ourselves? What might motivate us to do so and what could it lead to? Pastor Stephen takes a look at two passages from the Gospels to help us understand the role of Trust, Truth, and Grace in this crucial action on the discipleship pathway.

As a wise, faithful, and very loved leader of Multiply Church, Hugh Hopper shares the importance of examining ourselves honestly in order to truly experience freedom as part of the abundant life made possible by Christ. To know Hugh is to love Hugh and you will be blessed by this challenging, but encouraging, message in which he shares his own experience of this critical disciple.

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Pastor Casey dives super deep into the new way of living Jesus leads us into when we decide to accept his invitation. Seriously, this gets pretty heavy so slow it down in order to take it in when you are physically and mentally able to give this message the weight it deserves. Special thanks to our friend Dylan for speaking into this message as well!

Continuing on to Action 3, Pastor Stephen looks at three specific invitations of Jesus that stand as we choose whether or not to return the invitation!

Nate Hughes walks the congregation through a familiar narrative for many of us to point out some of the ways that Jesus has the power to heal and restore all that is broken!

What does it mean that Jesus heals and restores all things? Pastor Stephen takes a look at three primary words in the second action of the Multiply Church Discipleship Pathway: Believe, Heal, and Restore.

As we allow our newly debuted discipleship pathway to set the theme for The Gathering each week, Pastor Casey shares a helpful perspective on admitting our separation from God and the need for a new way of living in this message.

Do you ever feel disconnected or unable to comprehend how you fit into the bigger picture? In this personal and heartfelt message, Sherrie Steckel shares a unique illustration she uses to better see herself in Christ and challenges us to remain in him.