James 1:5-6

Proverbs 4

Proverbs 14:12

Number 4:15

1 Chronicles 13:11

By attending our service and experiencing the liberty in our worship

Brings refreshing

By our passion for making disciples (Home Bible studies, Discipleship 101)

Brings restored hope

By connection – fellowship (connecting small groups, serving in a ministry)

Brings a maturity

Matthew 28:18-20

A Discipler Instructs and Teaches People

Colossians 1:28-29

A Discipler Prays for His Disciples

Philippians 1:3-5

A Discipler Is Imitated By His Disciples.

Philippians 3:17

A Discipler Acts As A Father

1 Thessalonians 2:11-12

A Discipler Sets a Good Example

1 Timothy 4:10-13

A Discipler Reproduce Himself

2 Timothy 2:2

In Summary: A discipler is someone who is involved in teaching, praying, modeling, and reproducing. He is someone who is a disciple of Christ and is actively participating in sharing the gospel to others. He is someone who teaches others to obey everything Christ Jesus has commanded. He is someone who takes heed of the Great Commission.

Matthew 16:13-19

Matthew 12:38-41

Ephesians 2:19-22

Romans 10:13-21

By attending our service and experiencing the liberty in our worship

Brings refreshing

By our passion for making disciples (Home Bible studies, Discipleship 101)

Brings restored hope

By connection – fellowship (connecting small groups, serving in a ministry)

Brings a maturity

Worship clarifies my vision of who God is. The prophet Isaiah saw the Lord as high, exalted, and holy. Isaiah 6:1-3 We get a glimpse of his holiness and greatness in the Bible.

It changes my perspective. Isaiah realized and confessed his unclean nature. God then cleansed him and emboldened Isaiah to go speak. He gained a new perspective, going from cautious to courageous. Isaiah 6:4-8.

It strengthens my heart. Psalm 103:1-5 recounts benefits and blessings from God—forgiveness, healing, redemption, and renewal—which leads to praising God’s holy name.

It reassures me of God’s presence when I am down. Psalm 73:23-26

Adoration produces joy. Psalm 16:11

I Corinthians 15:4

Philippians 3:10

Matthew 28:1-6

John 20:10-18

Luke 10:19

I John 5:4

Romans 8:37

Galatians 2:20

II Corinthians 1:5

I Peter 4:12-13

Colossians 1:24

Jeremiah 29:11

Psalm 36:9

The fountain of Jacob denotes the Word and the doctrine of truth therefrom. Because the fountain of Jacob signified the Word and the doctrine of truth therefrom, when the Lord came to the fountain of Jacob, He spoke with the woman of Samaria, and taught what is signified by a fountain and by water, as described:

John 4:5-7

As Jacob's fountain signified the Word, the water truth, and Samaria the spiritual church (as is frequently the case in the Word), the Lord spoke with the woman of Samaria, and taught that the doctrine of truth is from Him; and that when it is from Him, or what is the same, from His Word, it is a fountain of water springing up unto eternal life; and that truth itself is living water. But doctrine in which there are no truths is called a pit, or a well in which there is no water.

Jeremiah 14:3

Where waters denote truths; and pits where they found no water, doctrine in which there is no truth.

Jeremiah 2:13

Where pits in like manner denote doctrines that are not true; and broken pits, fabricated doctrines. We have a responsibility here to be a place of REFRESHING. We must be a place where truth flows through us. We must not allow ourselves to become a pit where waters use to flow. When Jesus spoke to the Samaritan woman, he gave her HOPE.

Here at the FOUNTAIN, we want to be a place of RESTORED HOPE! This is why we must be a church that:

Knows the POWER of Prayer

Be about Evangelism - Cares for the Lost

Must be Committed to Making Disciples

Connection – Fellowship

This is our DNA!