Faith in God is the most powerful and transformative tool any disciple has. Pastor Brandon explains how believing in the resurrection transforms us.

John 20.

As disciples in relationship with one another, we will disagree. HOW we handle it confirms whether or not we are true disciples.

Galatians 2:7-16

In this sermon, we learn why disciples bear tremendous weight in how they lead others. Believers must not be a stumbling block to others in the faith.

Mark 9:42-50

While there are many things to look towards to measure what type of disciples we are, perhaps we do not look at prayer enough. Jesus gave the greatest demonstration of what a real prayer life looks like, and good disciples will model their prayer lives after His.

John 17.

In today's sermon, Pastor Brandon outlines the relationship between older and younger Christians. God has called the older members of the body to faithfully disciples those coming behind them. When this happens, it creates an undeniable harmony and efficacy.

Titus 2:1-10; 3:1-7

True discipleship means that Christians are hated by the world. This is because Christians adopt the true teachings of Jesus Christ. The Gospel opposes the system of the world and promotes self-denial and humility. In a world that promotes its own self interests, this gospel is incredibly offensive.

John 15:18-16:4

Abiding in Christ is the only to produce the true fruit that comes from the Holy Spirit. In order to live a fruitful life, believers must: 1. Abide in Christ, 2. Bear Good Fruit, 3. Love God's People.

Listen now as Pastor Brandon preaches from John 15.

In this sermon, we begin our focus on discipleship. Why has discipleship been largely ignored in many churches? Perhaps it is because of what it truly costs. It costs our comfort, but more importantly, it costs our lives. Being vulnerable in our relationships with other Christians is the key to discipleship.

Matthew 4:12-22

In today's sermon, we learn what it means to truly be obedient in the midst of obstacles we may face. Pastor Brandon takes a look at how Joseph and Mary responded obediently even though they had the Messiah and were impoverished. Greatness in God's kingdom is certainly a matter of meekness and humility.

Luke 2:22-40.

When Mary realized the power of the baby in her womb, she wrote a piece of poetry in admiration for God. She rejoiced because of who God was, and it was from the depths of her soul. He was the fulfillment of her deepest longings.

When we truly desire God, we will never be unsatisfied.

Luke 1:36-56