When Jesus made disciples, he focused on twelve and spent an incredible amount of time with them. What does this mean for us?

We dive into a new series focused on imitating Christ, and turn to Luke 6:40 for our definition of a disciple.

In Deuteronomy 13, Moses describes three situations that may draw the people of Israel away from the Lord.

We consider the background of Passover and its significance as "reverse-reverb" of Christ's ultimate sacrifice as the "lamb of God".

Paul explains "Scripture-fed, Spirit-led, Worship-based" prayer, and the 4/4 Pattern for following the Lord's Prayer (as developed by Daniel Henderson and the 6:4 Fellowship).

Moses gives Israel two vital tests by which to identify prophets who were not sent by God. These same tests verified God-given ministry throughout Scripture, and can help us in identifying false prophets to this day.

Guest speaker John Horning points us to 1 Corinthians 7 and makes Paul's point clear: it's better to be single, and those who are single will be blessed to consider it.

Deuteronomy 12 expands on the first and second commandments, and gives us crucial insight into the nature of God-pleasing worship.

Greg brings a message from John 6, encouraging us to take the next step of faith.

Moses calls Israel to consider the Lord's discipline - its severity, His sovereignty, and his ultimate purposes through it.