In this sermon, we begin to look at a definition of discipleship created after our Discipleship Team studied what the Bible says about the topic for several months.

In Mark 8:31-38, Jesus tells his followers the importance of following him and investing their lives in things that are eternal.

Knowing Jesus is worth any amount of suffering we experience while following him. Always remember this truth when life gets hard, and keep persevering. In this sermon, we study Philippians 3.

In this sermon, we study Paul’s words to Timothy that reminded him of what people had shared with him, and he had a responsibility to share with others.

Jesus says the greatest commandment in the Bible is to love God with all our heart, soul, and mind. His answer comes from an Old Testament passage. We also discuss why his is worthy of our love.

In Part 2 of this sermon, we discuss the importance of teaching our children about God. We look at a famous passage that Moses said we should all teach to our children.

The Bible encourages us to not neglect worshipping together. We take a look at Acts 2:42 and Hebrews 10:24-45 to see how this is a command not a suggestion.

Revelation gives us a preview of worship in heaven. In this sermon, we get a preview of one of the most pivotal moments in the Bible and learn some things about worship in the process.

Revelation gives us a preview of worship in heaven. In this sermon, we get a preview of one of the most pivotal moments in the Bible and learn some things about worship in the process.

Revelation gives us a preview of worship in heaven. In this sermon, we get a preview of one of the most pivotal moments in the Bible and learn some things about worship in the process.

When Jesus ascended into heaven he sent the Holy Spirit and gave us gifts and leaders to help us each one of us play our part in accomplishing his plan.

God has called his followers to be a royal priesthood. He has called us out of darkness and into his marvelous light. Are we each playing our part?

Jesus intended for all his followers to go and tell others about him. He even sent 72 of his disciples throughout local regions before ultimately sending all his followers to the nations. 

The Apostle Paul was a great example of a follower of Jesus willing to go wherever the Holy Spirit led him. God expects the same from us.

If we are followers of Jesus, then our love for him and others should compel us to help others reconcile with God. He has made us his ambassadors.

God’s desire for the nations to know him did not originate in the New Testament. He made His desire clear at creation and has continued to communicate it.