Forgetfulness and Remembering

Knowing that His people would forget His goodness and grace, God commanded the Israelites to remember the Lord! As disciples of Jesus, we don’t just remind ourselves of who God is--we intentionally remember the Gospel to grow in grace!

Your Whole Self

"Love the Lord your God with all your heart and all your mind and all your strength." Jesus said that this was the greatest of all the commands. As disciples of Christ, we fulfill the Great Commission as we obey God by loving Him.

03/07 • Lev 23 • Dusty Thompson

Daily Bread

Just like the Israelites lived off of God's daily provision of manna in the wilderness, disciples of Christ grow as we trust God to provide for our needs daily, trusting that His mercies are new every morning and He provides the grace we need each day.

Jesus is our Great High Priest and has made us a kingdom of priests. Disciples of Christ both worship Him for this reality and also live transformed lives because of this identity.

What do I do with the law?

The law is given by God and the law is good. As disciples of Christ, how can we engage with the law and commands in scripture?

Fear of the Lord

Disciples of Christ fear the Lord. This week on the podcast, we discuss what the fear of the Lord is and how taking the Lord most seriously leads to worship.

Disciples of Christ believe that God has told us who He is. This week on the podcast, we consider how God’s self-revelation changes and transforms our identity and obedience.

How would you describe your spiritual life? Are you sailing, rowing, drifting, or sinking? This week we talk about a simple tool to assess your experience of the Christian life and your engagement with spiritual disciplines.

HEAR is a tool for journaling in which we can slow down to study, memorize, and meditate on God's Word so that it transforms us.