Following Jesus isn't just a Sunday event.  It's a daily choice. While corporate worship, community, and service are essential parts of our growth, they aren't enough on their own to form us into disciples who make disciples. Becoming like Jesus requires us to intentionally practice daily spiritual habits.

Someone showed you how to follow Jesus, and now it's up to us to return the favor. In this message, we finish up our series, Disciple: Charting the Course to Discipleship, by exploring the final step of our process—Encounter Mission. Looking at the example of Priscilla, Aquila, and Apollos in Acts 18, we see that discipleship requires a response and that the result of true discipleship is evangelism.

‍Following Jesus was never meant to be done in isolation. In this message, we continue our series, Disciple, by exploring the third step of our process, Encounter Community. Looking at the early church in Acts 2, we see that faith is designed to grow in circles rather than rows.

What does it mean to move from simply believing in Jesus to actively following Him? In this message, we continue our series, Disciple, by exploring the second step of our discipleship process, Encounter Purpose. Using the acrostic SHAPE, we look at how God uniquely designs each of us with spiritual gifts, passions, abilities, personalities, and life experiences to serve His kingdom.

What does it truly mean to follow Jesus? In this message, we kick off our new series, Disciple, by looking at the story of the Philippian jailer in Acts 16. We explore why casual church attendance isn't enough to build deep faith, and how we can be intentional about helping people encounter God, build community, discover purpose, and live out on mission.

Following Jesus is the most important decision we will ever make, but it is not one without a cost. In Luke 14, Jesus challenges summary crowds and His followers to truly evaluate what it means to be a disciple.