Tag: discipleship

A Question for the Ages

Rick Bobbin, from Matthew 16:24-28. Rick Bobbin shares the story of how God called him to faith in Christ, and unpacks Jesus’ call to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow him. What would it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul?

A Question for the Ages – Matt16 24-28 – Rick Bobbin

The Danger of Spiritual Immaturity – Hebrews Study 13

Cary Cox, from Hebrews 5:11 – 6:3. The writer pauses his teaching on Christ’s priesthood to give a serious warning. He will warn against apostasy – turning finally from the faith. But first, he tells us what leads to apostasy: prolonged spiritual immaturity, which is caused by laziness in the things of God. When we fail to grow up in Christ we are walking on dangerous ground.

Kingdom84 – To Serve and to Give – Mat20 17-34

Cary Cox, from Matthew 20:17-34. To Serve and to give! Jesus said this is why he came. He is on the way to Jerusalem, looking to the cross. But the disciples are still looking toward personal gain and glory. Jesus again calls them (and us) to humility and self-denial in his kingdom. Just as Christ himself came to serve and to give his life for many! He is both our Ransom and our Example.

Kingdom58 – Sent Out Pt3 – A Christ Centered People

Pastor Cary Cox, from Matthew 10:34-42. We are a sent-out people that can expect persecution. But we are also a Christ-centered people. Jesus demands first place in our lives and hearts, a claim only God can make! Is there part of our lives that we are not surrendering to Christ?

Kingdom52 – Kingdom Authority Pt1 – Mat8 1-22

Pastor Cary Cox, from Matthew 8:1-22. After showing Jesus’ authoritative teaching in the Sermon on the Mount, Matthew highlights the healings and miracles of Jesus. Jesus’ powerful actions showed his kingdom authority. And as we discover who Jesus is, we must respond by following him with total allegiance.

Kingdom43 – Jesus Requires Faithfulness and Truthfulness Mat5 31-37

Pastor Cary Cox from Matthew 5:31-37. Jesus continues his hard sayings, his requirements for his disciples. His followers must be faithful in their marriage relationships, and completely truthful in their words. In this way the citizens of the kingdom of heaven are salt and light in a dark and broken world, for the glory of the King.