As we worship, fellowship, pray, share, and disciple according to God's design, what can we expect?
Join me in this four-part series as we discover Kingdom Results!
Kingdom Result 1: More Like Christ.

God's perfect design has gifted every member to serve the church!
We avoid commitment by not joining a church, visiting many churches, and erratic attendance.
What are you doing with God's gift?
How are you committed to a local body of believers to serve?
We will become a great church by serving together!

There is a great harvest with few workers. So Jesus said to pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send more workers.
Do you pray earnestly (beg) for more workers?
Are you going into the fields?
Join me as we discover a great church shares together.

Obedience is evidence that you are listening to God.
So what is the purpose of prayer?
How can we pray effectively?
Join me as we learn about prayer together!

We love fellowship! Good food and great conversation come to my mind.
While this is important, a deeper fellowship is required to become a great church.
So join me by opening your Bible to 1 John 1, and let's hear what God says!

A church that worships together...
What does it mean to worship?
How can authentic worship change our church?
Join me in asking God to speak to us through His Word. Get your Bible and turn to Romans 12:1-2 and John 4.
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Join me as we look at three prophecies concerning the birth of the Messiah.
Let's worship Him!

What does it mean to be a great church? How do we become what God intended?
In this message, we focus on the words of Jesus: the great confession, the great commandment, and the great commission.
These are three non-negotiables of becoming a great church!

You may have heard of the greatest gift of all, but do you know the greatest love of all?
Join me as we study one of the most famous verses in the world with the backdrop of the manger. Get your Bible, open it to John 3, and let's dig deeper!

You can find joy because of the manger!
The shepherds did not delay responding to God's invitation and experienced their Savior. After telling others what had been told them, they returned to the fields changed.
What lessons can we learn from the shepherds? 
Open your Bible to Luke 2, and let's dig deeper!