Jesus commissioned us to baptize in the name of the Father, Son, and Spirit. While some delay obedience, Jesus’ example of immediate obedience propels us to take this next step seriously. Today, we have the opportunity to immediately follow Jesus in baptism!

Jesus commissioned us to baptize in the name of the Father, Son, and Spirit. While some delay obedience, Jesus’ example of immediate obedience propels us to take this next step seriously. Today, we have the opportunity to immediately follow Jesus in baptism!

The Great Commission is great because it commands us to make disciples. God has entrusted us with responsibility of discipleship. Great disciples make disciples! Discipleship is an intentional process of following Jesus. What does it mean to be a disciple? How do we make them? Are you actively in the process of becoming more like Jesus? 

The Great Commission is great because it commands us to make disciples. God has entrusted us with responsibility of discipleship. Great disciples make disciples! Discipleship is an intentional process of following Jesus. What does it mean to be a disciple? How do we make them? Are you actively in the process of becoming more like Jesus? 

God says “Go!” Punctuating his life, death, and resurrection, Jesus commands his disciples to “Go, make disciples of all nations.” His message then and now is clear. This is a command and commission to ALL Christians everywhere, everyday. 

God says “Go!” Punctuating his life, death, and resurrection, Jesus commands his disciples to “Go, make disciples of all nations.” His message then and now is clear. This is a command and commission to ALL Christians everywhere, everyday. 

“Where do we find Jesus in the Psalms?” We might be surprised to learn that Jesus said that everything written about him in the Psalms must be fulfilled (Luke 24:44). The Psalms of Messiah, also called “Royal Psalms,” poetically and prophetically describe the person and work of Jesus Christ. Examples of Royal Psalms: 2, 18, 20, 21, 22, 45, 72, 89, 101, 110, 118, 144, 

“Where do we find Jesus in the Psalms?” We might be surprised to learn that Jesus said that everything written about him in the Psalms must be fulfilled (Luke 24:44). The Psalms of Messiah, also called “Royal Psalms,” poetically and prophetically describe the person and work of Jesus Christ. Examples of Royal Psalms: 2, 18, 20, 21, 22, 45, 72, 89, 101, 110, 118, 144,

“How do I worship God?” While Psalms of thanksgiving tend to focus on what God has done, Psalms of Praise celebrate God’s character. The Psalmist has given us words to praise the name and majesty of God. Examples of Psalms of Praise: 33, 48, 68, 84, 92, 104, 105, 106, 148, 149, 150

“How do I worship God?” While Psalms of thanksgiving tend to focus on what God has done, Psalms of Praise celebrate God’s character. The Psalmist has given us words to praise the name and majesty of God. Examples of Psalms of Praise: 33, 48, 68, 84, 92, 104, 105, 106, 148, 149, 150

“How do I walk with God?” The Bible describes our journey with God as a pilgrimage. The Psalms of Ascent are ancient songs that travelers sang as they neared the physical place of worship. Today, we sing these songs as we spiritually journey upward toward God. Examples of Psalms of Ascent: 120-134.

“How do I walk with God?” The Bible describes our journey with God as a pilgrimage. The Psalms of Ascent are ancient songs that travelers sang as they neared the physical place of worship. Today, we sing these songs as we spiritually journey upward toward God. Examples of Psalms of Ascent: 120-134.

“How do I experience the presence of God?” “How can express my thankfulness for all God has done?” Psalm 100 is an example of a Psalm of Thanksgiving. Through it we learn that thankfulness is the password to God’s presence. Biblical songs of thanksgiving give us a rich vocabulary of worship. Examples of Psalms of Thanksgiving: 30, 32, 34, 40, 75, 107, 116, 118. 

“How do I experience the presence of God?” “How can express my thankfulness for all God has done?” Psalm 100 is an example of a Psalm of Thanksgiving. Through it we learn that thankfulness is the password to God’s presence. Biblical songs of thanksgiving give us a rich vocabulary of worship. Examples of Psalms of Thanksgiving: 30, 32, 34, 40, 75, 107, 116, 118. 

“How can I be more wise?” “Can I develop wisdom?” We all want more wisdom. Psalm 1 teaches us that prayer is not only talking to God; it’s about listening and receiving his wisdom from his Word. Psalm 1 provides the lens by which we understand the entire biblical song collection as God’s Word to us. The Psalms of wisdom show us how to live a righteous life before God every day.

“How can I be more wise?” “Can I develop wisdom?” We all want more wisdom. Psalm 1 teaches us that prayer is not only talking to God; it’s about listening and receiving his wisdom from his Word. Psalm 1 provides the lens by which we understand the entire biblical song collection as God’s Word to us. The Psalms of wisdom show us how to live a righteous life before God every day.Psalm 1, 19, 37, 49, 50, 73, 78, 112, 119

James says that our healing is just on the other side of confession and prayer. Will we have the humility to confess to others and receive the prayer we need?

James says that our healing is just on the other side of confession and prayer. Will we have the humility to confess to others and receive the prayer we need?

James powerfully exposes the sins we ignore and strongly warns the rich. Can we grasp just how rich we truly are? Can we embrace the responsibility of generosity?

James powerfully exposes the sins we ignore and strongly warns the rich. Can we grasp just how rich we truly are? Can we embrace the responsibility of generosity?