Every follower of Jesus has been called to make disciples, but many believers wonder where to begin. In this message from Matthew 28 and Acts 8, Pastor Chris Teien explains how ordinary Christians can confidently help others grow in their faith through simple, biblical discipleship.

Discipleship is not reserved for pastors or ministry leaders. God calls every believer to invest in others by sharing His Word, encouraging obedience, and trusting the Holy Spirit to produce lasting spiritual growth.

In This Message: 

1. Make Yourself Available to Be Used by God

Philip responded immediately when God directed him to the Ethiopian official. God often uses believers who are simply willing to be available and obedient. (Acts 8:26-29; Isaiah 6:8; Proverbs 3:5-6)

2. Start with Where People Are

Philip listened before he taught. Effective discipleship begins by understanding where a person is spiritually and helping them take the next step toward Christ. (Acts 8:30-35; 1 Corinthians 9:22)

3. Point People to Jesus Through Scripture

Philip explained the gospel directly from God's Word. Scripture remains the foundation for leading people to salvation and helping them grow as followers of Jesus. (Acts 8:32-35; Romans 10:17; Luke 24:27)

4. Help People Take Their Next Step of Obedience

Discipleship is more than learning information. It is helping people obey Christ through baptism, spiritual disciplines, and faithful daily living. (Acts 8:36-38; James 1:22; Matthew 28:19-20)

5. Trust God to Do What You Cannot Do

We faithfully plant and water the seed, but only God can produce spiritual growth. As we invest in others, we can trust Him to accomplish His work in their lives. (1 Corinthians 3:6-7)

Takeaway

Look for someone God has placed in your life to encourage in their faith. Point them to Jesus through Scripture, help them take their next step of obedience, and trust God to produce lasting spiritual growth.

Illustrations

• Philip's encounter with the Ethiopian official demonstrates how God prepares both the messenger and the person who is ready to hear the gospel.

• Personal experiences from ministry and everyday life illustrate how God opens opportunities when believers make themselves available to be used by Him.

• Practical discipleship tools, including the Navigators lessons and other biblical resources, show how every Christian can confidently help others grow in their faith.

Key Quotes

"Be available for God to use you."

"Start with where people are."

"We plant the seed, but God makes it grow."

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Discipleship, Matthew 28, Acts 8, Philip, Ethiopian eunuch, making disciples, Christian mentoring, spiritual growth, following Jesus, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/19041223

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Many people know about Jesus, but fewer truly follow Him. In this message from Luke 24 and Matthew 28, Pastor Chris Teien explains what it means to become a genuine disciple whose life is transformed by a personal relationship with Christ.

Following Jesus is more than gaining biblical knowledge or practicing religious habits. As we recognize who Jesus truly is, allow God's Word to shape our lives, walk with Him daily, and faithfully share Him with others, we grow into the disciples He has called us to be.

In This Message: 

1. Recognize When You Are Missing Jesus

The disciples on the road to Emmaus walked with Jesus without recognizing Him. It is possible to know about Jesus without truly knowing Him. Following Christ begins with a personal relationship, not merely religious knowledge. (Luke 24:13-24; Matthew 7:21)

2. Let God's Word Shape Your Understanding

Jesus explained the Scriptures and revealed God's plan through His Word. Lasting spiritual growth comes as we build our lives on biblical truth rather than personal opinions or cultural ideas. (Luke 24:25-27; John 5:39; Hebrews 4:12)

3. Move Toward a Real Relationship with Jesus

Jesus invites us into a daily relationship marked by trust, obedience, prayer, and fellowship. Discipleship is more than learning information. It is walking closely with Christ each day. (Luke 24:28-32; Acts 3:19; Matthew 6:33)

4. Expect Your Life to Be Transformed

When we truly encounter Jesus, our priorities, attitudes, and direction begin to change. God transforms us from the inside out as we grow in our walk with Him. (Luke 24:31-35; Romans 12:2)

5. Share What Jesus Has Done in Your Life

Real faith does not remain private. Every believer has the opportunity to tell others what Christ has done and invite them to become His disciples. (Acts 4:20; John 9:25; Matthew 28:19-20)

Takeaway

Don't settle for simply knowing about Jesus. Walk with Him personally, allow His Word to transform your life, and faithfully point others to the Savior.

Illustrations

• The disciples on the road to Emmaus demonstrate that people can know about Jesus while still failing to recognize who He truly is.

• Training new employees illustrates how discipleship involves helping others learn, grow, and eventually teach others.

• The difference between information and relationship highlights the difference between religious activity and genuine discipleship.

Key Quotes

"Following Jesus is more than learning about Him."

"A disciple pursues a relationship, not just information."

"Real faith does not stay private."

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Luke 24, road to Emmaus, following Jesus, discipleship, Christian growth, knowing Christ, spiritual transformation, Matthew 28, making disciples, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/19002908

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The resurrection is more than a historical event. It is the foundation of the Christian faith and the source of our hope today. In this message from Matthew 28, Pastor Chris Teien explains how Jesus' resurrection reveals who He is, calls us to respond in faith, and gives every believer new life and a new purpose.

Because Jesus rose from the dead, we can know our sins are forgiven, experience a personal relationship with God, and confidently live with the hope of eternal life. The resurrection continues to transform lives because the risen Christ is still at work today.

Outline

1. The Resurrection Reveals the Truth About Jesus

The empty tomb confirms that Jesus is the promised Messiah, the Son of God, and the victorious Savior who conquered sin and death. His resurrection validates everything He taught and fulfilled God's plan of redemption. (Matthew 28:1-7; Romans 1:4; 1 Corinthians 15)

2. The Resurrection Requires a Response to Jesus

Every person must decide what to do with the risen Christ. Some believe, some doubt, and others reject the truth, but Jesus invites everyone to place their faith in Him and receive forgiveness and eternal life. (Matthew 28:8-17; Romans 10:9-10; John 1:12)

3. The Resurrection Results in New Life Through Jesus

The risen Christ gives His followers a new purpose, a new mission, and a living hope. Because He lives, believers can walk in victory today and confidently share the good news with others. (Matthew 28:18-20; Romans 6:4)

Takeaway

Don't simply celebrate the resurrection. Trust the risen Christ personally, follow Him faithfully, and share the hope of the gospel with those around you.

Illustrations

• The torn temple curtain demonstrates that through Jesus' death and resurrection, believers now have direct access to God.

• The women at the empty tomb remind us that ordinary people were the first witnesses entrusted with the greatest news in history.

• The transformed disciples demonstrate how the resurrection changed fearful followers into bold witnesses for Christ.

Key Quotes

"The resurrection changes everything."

"Jesus is alive, and that changes your life today."

"Because He lives, we have hope."

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Matthew 28, resurrection, Easter, empty tomb, Jesus Christ, resurrection of Jesus, eternal life, Christian hope, gospel, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18966481

26.0405der Victory in Action: How the Resurrection Gives You New Life

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The cross is the greatest demonstration of God's love and the foundation of our salvation. In this message from Matthew 27, Pastor Chris Teien explains how Jesus' sacrifice reveals the seriousness of sin, provides our rescue, and opens the way for every believer to draw near to God.

Jesus willingly gave His life so that we could be forgiven, adopted into God's family, and enjoy a personal relationship with Him. Because of the cross, those who trust in Christ are no longer separated from God but are welcomed into His presence through grace.

In This Message: 

1. The Cross Reveals the Weight of Sin

Jesus bore the full weight of humanity's sin as He hung on the cross. His suffering reminds us that sin is far more serious than we often realize and that only Christ could pay its penalty. (Matthew 27:45-46; Amos 8:9)

2. The Cross Enabled Jesus to Rescue You

Jesus willingly gave His life in our place, becoming the perfect sacrifice for sin. Through His death, God offers forgiveness, righteousness, and eternal life to everyone who believes in Christ. (Matthew 27:46-50; Isaiah 53:6; 2 Corinthians 5:21; 1 Peter 3:18)

3. The Cross Invites You to Come Near

When the temple curtain was torn from top to bottom, God opened the way for believers to come directly into His presence through Jesus Christ. We no longer need an earthly mediator because Christ is our perfect High Priest. (Matthew 27:51-54; Hebrews 10:19-22; Ephesians 2:13)

Takeaway

Don't carry the weight of your sin any longer. Trust in Jesus Christ, draw near to God through His sacrifice, and live each day in the freedom and hope He has provided.

Illustrations

• The darkness that covered the land demonstrates the weight of God's judgment as Jesus bore the sins of the world.

• The torn temple curtain illustrates that Christ removed the barrier separating sinful people from a holy God.

• The Roman centurion's confession reminds us that even those who witnessed the crucifixion recognized Jesus as the Son of God.

Key Quotes

"The cross reveals the weight of sin."

"Jesus gave His life so you could be brought near to God."

"We don't need another priest because Jesus is our perfect High Priest."

Search Topics

Matthew 27, the cross, crucifixion, Good Friday, Jesus Christ, forgiveness, salvation, grace, drawing near to God, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18961500

26.0403der Sacrifice in Action: How the Cross Sets You Free

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Every day we make choices that shape the direction of our lives. In this message from Matthew 21, Pastor Chris Teien explains how Jesus remained focused on the Father's will, even when it led to the cross, and challenges us to make God's priorities our own.

Jesus never allowed popularity, comfort, or public opinion to distract Him from His mission. As we learn to obey God's Word, worship Him sincerely, value people, and seek His kingdom first, we discover the joy of living according to His priorities.

In This Message: 

1. Walk in Obedience to God's Plan

Jesus intentionally fulfilled the Father's plan as He entered Jerusalem. True obedience means following God's will even when it is difficult, misunderstood, or costly. (Matthew 21:1-5; Zechariah 9:9; John 6:15)

2. Receive Jesus for Who He Truly Is

The crowds welcomed Jesus as King but misunderstood His mission. Jesus came not merely to improve earthly circumstances but to rescue sinners and bring salvation. (Matthew 21:6-11; Psalm 118:25-26; Luke 19:38)

3. Pursue True Worship, Not Empty Religion

Jesus cleansed the temple because God's house was meant to be a place of worship and prayer, not religious activity without devotion. True worship flows from a heart that seeks God above everything else. (Matthew 21:12-13; Isaiah 56:7; Jeremiah 7:11)

4. Value People Over Religious Systems

Jesus welcomed and healed those whom others ignored. God calls His people to show compassion, extend mercy, and place people above tradition and personal preferences. (Matthew 21:14-16; Micah 6:8)

5. Choose Christ-Centered Priorities

Jesus kept His focus on the Father's mission, even knowing the suffering that awaited Him. As believers, we are called to seek God's kingdom first and align our lives with His eternal purposes. (Matthew 6:33; Ephesians 1:13; Romans 5:8)

Takeaway

Ask God to align your priorities with His. Seek His kingdom first, faithfully obey His Word, and follow Jesus wherever He leads.

Illustrations

• Jesus' triumphal entry demonstrates the difference between the kingdom people expected and the kingdom He came to establish.

• The cleansing of the temple reminds us that genuine worship matters more than empty religious activity.

• Henry Blackaby's reminder to "find out where God is at work and join Him there" illustrates the importance of aligning our lives with God's priorities.

Key Quotes

"Priorities don't begin with our plans. They begin with God."

"Jesus never lost sight of what mattered most."

"Seek first His kingdom and His righteousness."

Search Topics

Palm Sunday, Matthew 21, triumphal entry, priorities, following Jesus, obedience, worship, seeking God's kingdom, Christian living, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18928468

26.0329der Jesus Priorities in Action

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The world measures greatness by power, position, and recognition. Jesus measured greatness by humility, service, and sacrifice. In this message from Matthew 20, Pastor Chris Teien explains how Christ calls every believer to lead by serving others and faithfully following His example.

Biblical leadership is not about gaining status or authority. It is about reflecting the heart of Jesus by putting others first, serving with humility, and using our influence to help people grow in their faith and fulfill God's purposes.

In This Message: 

1. Recognize the Pull of Self-Focused Leadership

James and John's request for positions of honor reveals how easily our hearts can pursue recognition instead of service. Jesus challenges us to examine our motives and seek God's glory rather than our own. (Matthew 20:20-23; James 3:16)

2. Realize the Cost of True Greatness

Jesus reminded His disciples that following Him would involve sacrifice and suffering. True greatness is found in faithful obedience, even when the path is difficult. (Matthew 20:17-23; Luke 9:23)

3. Reject the World's Way of Leading

The world's leaders often seek power and control, but Jesus calls His followers to lead through influence, humility, and genuine care for others. (Matthew 20:24-28; 1 Peter 5:2-3)

4. Respond to the Call to Serve Others

Every believer has opportunities to serve. Christ-like leadership uses our gifts, abilities, and influence to strengthen others and help them flourish. (Matthew 20:26-27; Galatians 5:13)

5. Reflect the Example of Christ

Jesus gave His life as a ransom for many, becoming the perfect example of servant leadership. As we follow His example, we point others to the Savior who served us first. (Matthew 20:28; Philippians 2:5-8)

Takeaway

Lead like Jesus. Choose humility over pride, service over status, and faithfulness over recognition as you influence others for the glory of God.

Illustrations

• James and John's request for places of honor demonstrates how easily even sincere believers can misunderstand biblical greatness.

• Joshua's call to courageous leadership reminds us that God often equips ordinary people to lead in extraordinary circumstances.

• The restaurant manager illustration shows that servant leadership is not about doing every task yourself but about helping others succeed and flourish.

Key Quotes

"Everybody is leading someone."

"Greatness is measured by service."

"Lead by influence, not by position."

Search Topics

Servant leadership, Matthew 20, Christian leadership, biblical leadership, humility, serving others, leadership principles, discipleship, following Jesus, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18893050

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True worship is more than what happens during a church service. In this message from Hebrews 13, Pastor Chris Teien explains how every area of life can become an act of worship as we praise God, serve others, share our faith, and faithfully follow Christ.

God desires worship that flows from a transformed heart. As we continually praise Him, boldly proclaim His name, generously serve others, and faithfully participate in His church, our everyday lives become a testimony to His worth and glory.

In This Message: 

1. Praise God Continually with Your Life

True worship is more than singing. It is a lifestyle of continually honoring God through gratitude, obedience, and faithful praise in every season of life. (Hebrews 13:15; John 4:23-24; Psalm 34:1)

2. Proclaim the Name of Jesus Boldly

Worship includes openly identifying with Christ and sharing the good news with others. Every believer has the privilege of pointing people to Jesus and helping them discover new life in Him. (Hebrews 13:15; Romans 10:9-17; Acts 1:8)

3. Practice Generosity and Compassion

God is pleased when our faith is expressed through practical acts of kindness, generosity, and care for those in need. Loving others is a visible expression of genuine worship. (Hebrews 13:16; 1 John 3:17-18; James 2:17)

4. Participate Faithfully in God's Church

God designed the local church to help believers grow, serve, and encourage one another. Faithful participation strengthens both individual believers and the body of Christ. (Hebrews 13:17; Ephesians 4:11-13; 1 Peter 4:10)

Takeaway

Let your worship extend beyond Sunday. Honor God each day through your words, your actions, your generosity, and your faithful service as you live for Christ.

Illustrations

• The Old Testament sacrifices help us understand how praise has become the believer's ongoing sacrifice of worship.

• Everyday acts of faithfulness, from serving at church to caring for neighbors, demonstrate that worship extends into every part of life.

• The lighthouse keeper illustrates how faithful Christian service provides hope, guidance, and encouragement to those facing life's storms.

Key Quotes

"True worship is a lifestyle."

"Everything you do can become an act of worship."

"God is looking for true worshipers."

Search Topics

Hebrews 13, worship, true worship, Christian living, praise, generosity, serving others, local church, spiritual growth, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18850635

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The world often feels unstable, but our confidence does not have to be. In this message from Romans 8:31-39, Pastor Chris Teien explains how our security in Christ gives believers the courage to face uncertainty, endure hardship, and faithfully lead others with hope.

Because of Jesus Christ, our salvation is secure, our future is certain, and nothing can separate us from God's love. As we trust His promises, rest in His grace, persevere through trials, and courageously live for Him, we can face every season with confidence and hope.

In This Message: 

1. Courage Begins with Knowing God Is for You

Because God gave His own Son for our salvation, believers can confidently know that He is working for their good. Our courage is rooted in God's unchanging love and faithfulness. (Romans 8:31-32; John 3:16; Psalm 118:6)

2. Courage Grows When Your Salvation Is Secure

Those who trust in Christ have been declared righteous before God. No accusation or condemnation can overcome the work Jesus accomplished through His death and resurrection. (Romans 8:33-34; Romans 5:1; 1 John 2:1)

3. Courage Endures Hardship with Confidence

Trials, suffering, persecution, and loss are real, but they cannot separate believers from Christ. God remains faithful through every difficulty we face. (Romans 8:35-36; John 16:33; 2 Corinthians 11:23-28)

4. Courage Knows We Are More Than Conquerors

Victory is not found in our own strength but through Jesus Christ. Because He has already conquered sin and death, believers can live with confidence regardless of life's circumstances. (Romans 8:37; 1 Corinthians 15:57)

5. Courage Rests in God's Unbreakable Love

Nothing in life, death, the spiritual realm, or all creation can separate those who belong to Christ from the love of God. Our security rests forever in Him. (Romans 8:38-39; Philippians 1:21; Hebrews 13:8)

Takeaway

Live with confidence because your security is found in Christ, not in your circumstances. Trust God's promises, stand courageously for your faith, and encourage others with the hope that can never be taken away.

Illustrations

• A roller coaster ride illustrates the ups and downs of life while reminding believers that Christ is waiting to welcome them into eternity.

• The testimony of a missionary who viewed imprisonment as an opportunity for ministry demonstrates how God can use hardship to accomplish His purposes.

• The Apostle Paul's suffering reminds us that trials are not signs of God's absence but opportunities to display unwavering faith.

Key Quotes

"If God is for us, who can be against us?"

"Our security is not found in our circumstances but in Christ."

"Nothing can separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord."

Search Topics

Romans 8, confidence in Christ, courage, security in Christ, overcoming fear, Christian hope, perseverance, God's love, Christian living, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18811321

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Life does not always make sense, but God is always at work. In this message from Romans 8:28-30, Pastor Chris Teien explains how God faithfully works through every circumstance to accomplish His purposes and shape believers into the likeness of Jesus Christ.

God does not promise that every experience will be good, but He does promise to work for the good of those who love Him. As we trust His sovereign plan, submit to His work in our lives, and rest in His faithfulness, we can confidently follow Him through every season.

In This Message: 

1. God Is Working in All Things

God is continually at work in every circumstance of the believer's life. Even when we cannot understand what He is doing, we can trust that He is accomplishing His good purposes. (Romans 8:28; Ephesians 1:11; Isaiah 43:2)

2. God Is Shaping You to Be Like Christ

God's ultimate purpose is not merely our comfort but our Christlikeness. Through both joys and trials, He is transforming believers into the image of His Son. (Romans 8:29; 2 Corinthians 4:17-18; 1 John 3:2)

3. God Is Faithful from Beginning to End

The God who calls, justifies, and glorifies His people will faithfully complete His work. Our salvation rests securely in His grace and His unchanging promises. (Romans 8:30; Romans 5:1; John 1:12)

Takeaway

Trust God's heart even when you cannot understand His plan. Walk faithfully with Him each day, knowing that He is working for your good and shaping you to become more like Jesus Christ.

Illustrations

• A father's care while taking his son fishing illustrates how believers can trust God even when they cannot see what lies ahead.

• Personal stories of unexpected job changes, adoption, and God's provision demonstrate how the Lord often uses difficult circumstances to accomplish His greater purposes.

• The story of Professor E. C. Caldwell reminds us that even in life's deepest tragedies, God's promises remain true and His purposes continue to unfold.

Key Quotes

"God is not just working in the crisis. He is working every day."

"God's goal is not simply your comfort. His goal is to make you more like Christ."

"God is faithful from beginning to end."

Search Topics

Romans 8, Romans 8:28, God's sovereignty, trusting God, God's will, Christian hope, suffering, spiritual growth, God's faithfulness, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18770580

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Hard seasons are part of life, but they are not the end of the story. In this message from Romans 8:18-27, Pastor Chris Teien explains how God gives believers lasting hope through suffering by reminding us of the glory to come, the promise of redemption, and the Holy Spirit's faithful help in our weakness.

Followers of Christ are not promised an easy life, but we are promised a glorious future. As we keep our eyes on eternity, patiently endure present trials, and depend on the Holy Spirit each day, we can face life's hardest seasons with confidence and hope.

In This Message: 

1. Compare Today with What Is Still to Come

The hardships we experience today cannot compare with the eternal glory God has prepared for His people. Keeping our eyes on eternity gives us strength to persevere through present suffering. (Romans 8:18; Philippians 3:20-21; 2 Corinthians 4:17-18)

2. Creation Groans While Waiting for Renewal

The world bears the effects of sin and eagerly awaits the day when Christ will make all things new. Creation itself points us toward God's coming restoration. (Romans 8:19-22; Genesis 3:17-19; Revelation 21:1-5)

3. Christ Followers Groan While Waiting for Redemption

Believers experience suffering and weakness, yet we eagerly await the redemption of our bodies and the fulfillment of God's promises. Our hope rests in what God has prepared for us. (Romans 8:23-25; 2 Corinthians 5:1-5; Philippians 3:20-21)

4. The Holy Spirit Helps Us in Our Weakness

When we do not know how to pray or what to say, the Holy Spirit intercedes for us according to God's perfect will. We are never alone in our struggles because God faithfully strengthens His people. (Romans 8:26-27; Hebrews 4:16; John 15:7)

Takeaway

When life is difficult, keep your eyes on Christ and the hope He has promised. Trust that God is preparing something far greater than your present trials and that His Spirit is faithfully helping you every step of the way.

Illustrations

• A father and son fishing together illustrates the peace that comes from trusting someone who knows the way, just as believers trust God through life's uncertainties.

• Building a new home reminds us that while life may appear unfinished today, God is preparing something far better for His children.

• The groaning of creation, believers, and the Holy Spirit reveals that present suffering is temporary and points toward God's coming restoration.

Key Quotes

"Our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed."

"The greater the groan, the greater the glory."

"We are not promised an easy life, but we are promised a glorious future."

Search Topics

Romans 8, Christian hope, suffering, perseverance, Holy Spirit, eternal life, heaven, future glory, spiritual growth, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18727030

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