Topic: Discipleship
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Godliness
Godliness is the kind of life the Lord delights in, and it is what separates true children of God from mere churchgoers. Starting from 1 Timothy 4:7–8, the study showed that godliness is neither instant nor natural to us. It is God’s gift, formed in us by the Holy Spirit, and yet we are told to discipline ourselves for it.…
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Fruitful Life
The Father is glorified when His people bear much fruit. The secret is abiding in Christ, walking by the Spirit and putting on the new self.
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Covenantal Ambassadors: The High Calling of Christian Parenting
A vision for Christian parenting built on four pillars: stewardship, covenant privilege, family discipleship, and resting in God’s strength rather than our own.
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Who Is Jesus?
Crowds followed Jesus for loaves and signs, and religions still give many answers. Scripture gives the true one: He is the Christ, the Son of the living God.
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Listen to Jesus
A call to hear and obey the voice of Jesus, the Good Shepherd, above every other voice, and to keep watch for His return.
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The Most Essential Thing in Life
The world ranks health, family and happiness first. Jesus asks what it profits a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul.
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The Faithfulness of God
From Psalm 12’s lament over a world short on faithful men, to Jesus meeting a failed, denying Peter again at the Sea of Galilee, this two-part message traces God’s faithfulness to unfaithful people.
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The Great Commission
The Great Commission didn’t begin in Matthew 28 – it’s the fulfillment of a mission traced through the whole Bible.
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The Greatest Commandment
Asked which commandment is greatest, Jesus answered: love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul and mind. This two-part study asks what that love requires and where it comes from.
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Friends of God
What does real friendship look like, and how is it different from the world’s substitutes? This message roots true friendship in Christ’s own example, and pushes it out even toward how we treat our enemies.
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Biblical Maturity
What does it mean to grow up in the faith? This sermon defines biblical maturity through Ephesians 4 and contrasts being ‘like children’ in faith with being childish in understanding.
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The Parable of Growth and Maturity
The growth parables point to a life that must mature. God gives new birth and every resource for godliness, and calls believers to grow into the image of Christ.