Jesus models for us how to engage people in spiritual conversations and challenges us to share his passion for reaching out people with the good news of the Gospel. John 4

The heart of Jesus was the heart of serving others. We see this at every turn in His life with the ultimate act of serving at the cross. The way up is down in the Kingdom. When we serve others we are having the heart of Jesus. (Mark 10:35-45)

Why did Jesus send his disciples into the storm? For the same reason he sometimes sends us into storms. To teach us to trust him. (Matthew 14:22-33)

God not only deserves our worship but he also desires it. That truth alone should prompt us to worship God more often and to become better at it. (John 4:19-24)

There’s no greater compassion that can be shown than to introduce someone to Jesus Christ (Matt. 9:35-38, Luke 4:18-19).

The question is not what love is, but what does it take to love? We will explore that in this sermon. (Luke 7:36-50, Luke 10:25-38)

How we receive and apply the Word of God is determined by the condition of our hearts. The parable of the four soils is an illustration of how the heart of a disciple can be a place where the Word of God will or will not grow and produce fruit. (Matt 13:3-9, 18-23)

Jesus modeled for his disciples the priority of prayer and also gave us this short prayer to guide us in our praying. (Luke 11:1-4; Luke 3:21; 5:15,16; 6:12; 9:18; 9:28)

The bottomline is: If we want to become more like Jesus, then we must spend more time with Jesus. (Mark 3:13-19)

Does Jesus call you to follow him? What is your response? And what does everything mean? (Matthew 4:18-22)