Chuck Foreman – Teaching and Missions Pastor
Big Idea: Jesus has called us! If we come and follow him, he will make us fruit bearing disciples who make disciples.
Chuck Foreman – Teaching and Missions Pastor
Big Idea: Jesus has called us! If we come and follow him, he will make us fruit bearing disciples who make disciples.
Jerome Parker – Community Pastor
The work of being a Jesus Follower is really where the rubber meets the road. No matter how deep we grow in our walk with the Lord we’ll never stop being workers. There are no furloughs or vacation days for doing of the work of the gospel. Work with pleasing the Heart of God in mind.
Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
God asks us to believe in Him and all He has done for us through Jesus. He’s given us proof by raising Him from the dead!
Jerome Parker – Community Pastor
We take our cue from Jesus who purposely looked for the lost. We must look for those who are lost and intentionally connect with them. If we are not doing THAT then we are doing “Jesus Following” wrong!
Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
For Jesus to take us from seekers all the way to being mature, fruit bearing disciple-makers, he must lead us through many trials along the way. But remember his promise, “Surely, I am with you always, to the very end of the age.” (Matthew 28:20)
Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
Jesus loved God, loved people and made disciples. And Corona Virus or not, he calls us to do the same!
Jerome Parker – Community Pastor
Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
Ultimately, following Jesus, being his disciple, is about learning to live like he lived, love like he loved and do what he did.
“Whoever claims to live in him must live as Jesus did.” (1 John 2:6)
What did Jesus say? What did Jesus do? How did he do it? This is our quest—to be Like Jesus.
GOD’s Story– The Four Challenges of Jesus, Matthew 4:18-20; John 15:1-17 (more…)
Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
God wants outsiders to become insiders—members of His Family. We, who are already part of the Fam, can either open the door for people on the outside or slam it shut in their faces.
Our story with God must become our story with each other. As God has accepted us, so we must accept each other.
This was the challenger facing our Christian ancestors as the first believers, all Jews, grappled with the new influx of non-Jewish believers in Jesus, who did not have the same background and upbringing in the Law of Moses. (more…)
Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
The business of God is reconciliation—us to him and us to each other. This is the beautiful story of the Kingdom of God! This is the Gospel—the Good News!