Prepare for history’s greatest news! The news can only be good for all people if it applies to all people of all times. Guess what? It is here! Join us as we hear the good news that brings great joy for all people.

Prepare to meet the Savior! There is a lot of news out there—some true, some false, and mostly bad. Could it be that we are so overwhelmed with other news that we have missed the greatest news of all? Follow along in Matthew 1:18-25, and let's learned the greatest news for us today.

"Prepare to be God's Instrument"

God sent Gabriel to Israel, to Galilee, to Nazareth to Mary for one reason, to invite her to join Him in His great purpose. Do you believe God invites His people today? I contend that He does and we must respond to His invitation to experience God in all HIs glory. Are you His servant today?

Are you thankful? Even in 2020, I think we can all find something for which we are grateful.

Perhaps the more significant question is, "How are you thankful?" That indicates a response corresponding to your level of gratitude. Open your Bibles to Luke 17, and let's dig a little deeper.

We know God's vision for His church, we understand our mission, but how do we get there?

By growing as disciple-makers, living as ambassadors, and going as missionaries. Open your Bible to Acts 8, and let's dig a little deeper.

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Since God commanded it, how are we to make disciples? Last week, we learned that we are to grow as disciple-makers. This week we live as ambassadors. What does it mean to live as an ambassador for Christ? Open your Bible to 2 Corinthians 5, and let's dig a little deeper.

To make disciples, we must first be disciples. To make disciples who make disciples, we must be growing as disciple-makers. How will we accomplish that? Let's dig a little deeper...

Knowing we are to make disciples who make disciples, how do we do it? This morning, we will learn how Jesus effectively made disciples so that we may incorporate His method into our lives.

A vision statement describes where we are going. A mission statement describes how we will get there.

In this episode, we identify a biblical disciple as one who is a student of Jesus AND follows Jesus. Looking at the events following the feeding of the 5,000, we find those who were considered disciples turn away "never to follow Jesus again". Have you counted the cost of being the Lord's disciple? Are you counted as His disciple? Join us as we dig a little deeper...

What is God's vision for His church and how can we align ourselves to Him for that purpose? In this series, we discover what God's clear vision is and , as a result, understand our responsibilities. Join me as we dig a little deeper...