Sermons on Discipleship
New Beginnings
Now, more than ever, we need to begin afresh. Things may not be as we want, but there is a great need for us to restart and begin again. The Good News is that God is an expert at new beginnings and fresh starts. In this worship theme, you will be encouraged to invite God to begin a new work in you as you start fresh. Key Text: Isaiah 43:18-21 NRSV
The Heart of the Gospel is about What God Does
Today, we conclude a two-part series talking about The Heart of the Gospel. When we talk about heart issues, we are digging deep below the surface to investigate what is really going on. Let’s consider the heart of the Gospel today as we realize the heart of the Gospel is about what God does in us, on us, and through us. Key Texts: James 1:27, Micah 6:8 ESV
What about Bingeing on Scripture
To know Jesus, we need to know the written Word of God, which is the Bible.
Needing to Grow is a GOOD Thing
Essential jobs and essential activities…what about ESSENTIAL TRUTH?
Give Up My Need To Be Right
With frequent rants both publicly and on social media, we are constantly engaged with others who are simultaneously very opinionated and easily offended.
Salt, Light, A City on a Hill
What it means for us to be seen as a Christian is that we live like Jesus has made a difference in our lives.
Don’t Take God’s Name in Vain
What would it mean for us to realize that everything we do reflects on the name of Jesus?
Credibility – Fruit of the Spirit
As Part 3 of the Litmus Test series, this week’s message “Credibility” offers a good standard for determining what it looks like for us to follow Jesus. What proof or evidence is there that someone is truly a follower of Jesus? The “fruit of the spirit” offers some helpful guidance. Key Scriptures: John 15:5-8 (NLT), Galatians 5:22-23 (NLT)
Confession – Jesus is Lord
What does a Christian have to say or believe in order to be considered a Christian? There is one confession that cost even the earliest disciples their lives: “Jesus is Lord.” What does “Jesus is Lord” mean for us today? Key Scriptures: 1 Corinthians 12:3, Romans 10:9-10 (NIV)
Retirement and Other Things that Don’t Exist in the Kingdom
Retirement does not exist in the Kingdom of God. While we might be retired now or dream of retirement one day, we do not retire from the work of being a disciple of Jesus. Once we begin our journey with Jesus, what is next? Join us as we look into how God is never done working through us and how God is never done working on us. Key Text: 2 Timothy 1:8-9 (NLT)
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