Discipleship

Who was Jesus, really? Discover how His life and actions challenge us to rethink who He truly is and what that means for us today.

Have you ever felt inadequate when it comes to Christian discipleship—whether as a parent, mentor, or friend?

Ever felt unqualified to help someone grow in their faith? You're not alone.

What if the key to discipleship isn’t having all the answers but simply encouraging others along the way?

Have you ever felt like something’s missing in your faith—like you’re going through the motions but still longing for something deeper?

To "level up", we need to be part of a healthy, Christ-centered community. It’s easy to live isolated or in a pseudo-community and stay stuck, but doing life alone limits our ability to "level up".

Godly parenting is key to navigating healthy relationships with our children. It's needed more than ever and it begins with you.

How often have we heard people say things – with a level of certainty – about what they think Jesus’ said, which He never said?

Today were going to focus on a part of the Easter story we don't often talk about found in the gospel of Luke - a story about average people encountering the resurrected Jesus. A story about what God is up to in our world. A story that shows us how to live as followers of Jesus. Are you part of the story?

Our path toward maturity in our faith is paved with Church unity and mutual discipleship.

“Calling” is not to be a burden or fear of missing out on God’s will for your life, but what does it mean?

Because God is love, we can trust His promises are made as an expression of His love for us.

We are the answer to Jesus' prayer to reach the world.

God uses ordinary, broken people to reach ordinary, broken people.

Imagine what would happen to this community if each one of us invested in the life of one person?

What is the purpose of Proverbs in the Bible? How can the information found in this Book of the Bible help us live a life of wisdom?

Who taught you what life was about? Mentor? Teacher? Parent?

You can have an encounter with Jesus, and just like the disciples, it changes you forever

Discipleship is walking with one another toward Jesus and God acts within healthy discipleship. But what does discipleship look like? It can take many forms - small groups, teaching and preaching, and even individual relationships.

Being a disciple is to be a follower of something, so discipleship is to point people toward that which you follow.

We’re called by Jesus to become a disciple but what does that look like?

As a community, we are called into an adventure, but what makes a good adventure?