The study emphasizes the crucial role of imitation in Christian discipleship, asserting that learning from godly examples is as vital as formal instruction. Drawing from passages in 1 Corinthians and 2 Timothy, it highlights the importance of seeking out mentors, actively teaching one another, and cultivating relationships where truth is spoken in love to foster spiritual growth and maturity within the church community. Ultimately, the message encourages believers to both emulate virtuous role models and to actively contribute to the discipleship of others, recognizing that mutual encouragement and accountability are essential for becoming fully formed in Christ.

This study examines Peter and John's faith on trial. In turn, Luke shows us that authentic Christian faith is a disruptive force that challenges false religion, experiences God's power, and proclaims the exclusive gospel of salvation through Jesus Christ alone.

In this text, Peter gives the meaning behind the miracle he's just performed in Jesus' name. Peter's message lacks P.C.. Preaching this sermon would have required an immense amount of courage. This study unpacks the many glorious truths of Peter's God-inspired sermon.

The class emphasizes that genuine discipleship stems from a deep understanding of God's character, actions, and promises, rather than a mere sense of obligation. Drawing from Colossians 3, the message highlights motivations such as recognizing our new life in Christ, anticipating future glory, and embracing God's forgiveness, all of which should fuel a desire to put off sinful behaviors and actively pursue holiness. The speaker encourages listeners to examine their own motivations for spiritual growth, rejecting approaches rooted in earning favor or seeking external validation, and instead cultivating a heart of compassion, kindness, and humility, ultimately mirroring Christ's example.

This beautiful story shows how our miracle-working God transformed a broken life. It is a story that offers wonderful lessons and insights for our own time.

Using discipleship materials from 9Marks, Pastor Kevin begins this discipleship class by discussing the need and definition of discipleship.

The sermon highlights the biblical model of a thriving church. Churches need to pursue faithfulness to God's word and a genuine expression of love among believers, rather than merely following the trends of contemporary culture.

In this passage from Acts 2, Peter explains how it is that God Himself proved Jesus to be both Lord and Christ. So clear is this fact that Peter says we must know it for certain. And nothing could be more important than what a person believes about Jesus Christ.