Topic: Discipleship

Most people don’t reject God—they just crowd Him out. Not intentionally. Not rebelliously. Just gradually.

The cross you carry is not heavier than the grace He gives. The death you die leads to the life He promised. The surrender you offer leads to the freedom you crave.

If Jesus never interrupts your life, you may not be following Him—you may be asking Him to follow you.

In the New Testament “make disciples” applies to both helping someone with the initial act of conversion as well as helping them grow the rest of their life. You are supposed to be involved in all of that.

Youth Pastor Tracy Marsh presents the message “Most Unlikely” out…

We had the privilege of  hearing from the Randolph Baptist…

Building your life around the goal of obeying God is a step toward religion, not relationship.

The call of Jesus was so simple, so clean, so clear: “Follow Me.” And if it means a life of suffering, hardship, and disappointment, it will be worth it because following Jesus Christ is more powerful and more fulfilling than living with everything in the world minus Him.

week 4 of the sermon series: “The Effective Life” Bible…