Many things try to distract us from the purpose that God has for our life. We need to be aware of those things and know how to fight them, just like Jesus did.

The followers of Jesus relied not on their own strength, but on the power of God. They were a community devoted to prayer and saw the sovereign strength of God displayed in their lives. How can we follow their examples of boldness and faithfulness? We must be a community of prayer.

Revelation 7 : 9-17 paints a wonderful picture of people from all around the world, from every nation and every tongue praising God together. God will bring his people from all nations through all trouble into his presence forever.

One of the greatest fields for discipleship is parenting. However to be effective, one must first see the need, be intentional, be consistent, and trust that God will give you all you need to raise your child.

Pastor Brett examines Acts 2:36-47 in how the first disciples grew in and by community. Are we living lives that actively look for community with fellow believers?

In 2 Timothy 2:1-2 Paul is instructing Timothy to carry out the call to disciple others. Christians are to treasure and teach the Gospel to others, and Paul instructs us that we are not alone in the task.

Paola shares from the story of Joseph and how God meets us in our difficulties and makes us flourish even in the desert.

Acts 8 tells us the encounter of Philip with an Ethiopian eunuch. Philip was courageously obedient with sharing the Gospel and God handled the rest.

Jesus gave his disciples the great commission in Matthew 28. How does that apply to our lives today? From this passage Ps Brett examines the heart of God, the power of Jesus, and the purpose for each one of our lives.

Jesus ends His sermon on the mount with several images including a house built on sand, and another on the rock. Ps Brett examines this passage and asks if our life shows the reality of our faith.