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In week 3 of the Followship series, Solomon begins to answer the question, “What does the life of someone look like who is following Jesus well?” There are six core qualities that tend to define the lives of Christ-followers. The first quality found in those who follow Jesus is that they worship regularly. Faithful followers worship faithfully.

Our goal for every person who identifies Bachelor Creek as their spiritual home is to help you look like, act like, talk like, serve like, and love like Jesus. So how do we follow Jesus, our leader? Find out in week 2 of the Followship series.

In this message, Solomon begins a new series titled, Followship. The word Followship is centered on the expectations Jesus has for those who are going to follow Him.

How can we encourage others from a distance? Prayer is the best thing we can do to encourage people! We all would agree with this statement but it doesn’t always play out practically in our lives. Solomon challenges us to put our beliefs into practice in the final sermon from the Life of Encouragement series.

Solomon dives into the New Testament letter, 2 Timothy, as he continues the current Life of Encouragement series. Onesiphorus encouraged his brothers and sisters in Christ by showing up. We can encourage others in the same way.

Christians constantly need to be encouraged. In the New Testament, we are given one command over and over again. Encourage one another. In this message, Solomon continues the conversation about the importance of encouragement in our lives.

As followers of Jesus, our lives should be characterized as encouragers. Also, when we encourage others, we deliver life into their daily lives and motivate them to grow closer to Jesus. Solomon begins the Life of Encouragement series by looking at what God’s Word says about the importance of encouragement.

The family ministry team at Bachelor Creek encourages all of us to "imagine the end" for the next generation. Who do we want the next generation of students to become? Tyler, David, Janet, and Nate answer this and more in a panel-style discussion.

Looking out for #1 seems to be the norm in our culture. The Old Testament book of Ecclesiastes points out the reality of how empty a human life is when it evaluates self over others. In the final message from the Friendship Mixtape series, Solomon discusses the wisdom of friendship.

In week 2 of the Friendship Mixtape series, Solomon continues in the book of Proverbs as he reveals the ugly side of friendship.