What does it look like today to be a follower of Jesus? In this series, we will answer that question, specifically in the context of the Light Church community.

In this message we talk about the significance of child like dependency and discovering who He is as a good Father.

What does it look like today to be a follower of Jesus? In this series, we will answer that question, specifically in the context of the Light Church community. This week we discuss the significance of knowing God through encounter. What we discover is encounter with God is both the starting point and the journey of the Christian life.

What does it look like today to be a follower of Jesus? In this series, we will answer that question, specifically in the context of the Light Church community.

At its core, we believe being a disciple means:

Cultivating a supernatural lifestyle where sons and daughters are empowered to be transformed into Christ-likeness and equipped to help others do the same.

One of the most important truths of the gospel is that God created us to be a part of His family and through Jesus He has made us His children through the glorious act of adoption. Embracing Gods love for us starts with knowing and remembering our worth as His children.

2 Peter 1 gives us a very clear path for avoiding being ineffective or unproductive in our relationship with God and others. The key lies in discovering the difference between what only God can do and what only we can do.

For many, one of the surprising things about the gospel is that God does not shield us from the possibility of disappointment. In fact, He promises it will come. Often following Jesus leads us in to disappointing moments. Moments that can even lead us to offense.

John 6 reveals to us a disappointing yet hope filled moment from the life of the disciples that can make a difference for our lives as well.

When you start pursuing things that matter, you will experience opposition, including- disappointment, discouragement, doubt and disbelief. How do you continue on with Jesus without losing heart?

In the middle of injustice, violence and systemic racism the words of Jesus are as relevant as ever "Blessed are the peacemakers for they will be called children of God."

What does it mean to pursue peace, especially for those that have none?