Tag Archive | Discipleship
So, You Call Yourself A Christian?
Do you believe that you are a Christian? If so, 33 percent of the world’s population would agree with you, based on research by Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in 2006. How do you know that you are a Christian? What truths make an impact on your life to the point that you call yourself a Christian? [...]
Giving Up Childhood for Maturity in Christ
We are often called towards growth in our walk with Christ. Ministry organizations and pastors are making a push for discipleship, moving beyond attendance and “casual” Christianity towards actively following and pursuing Christ-likeness. There are warning signs that we are not growing in our relationship with Christ; signs that say, “Hey, you’re still a baby [...]
Not Another Sermon on Prayer
I’m finishing up a sermon series on the book of James. Turns out, we’re talking about prayer. Here’s a slice from the opening of the message. It just might help if you’ve heard too many sermons about prayer. You’ve probably heard many sermons on the topic of prayer. They are abundant and cover many forms, [...]
