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Jesus’ way is not the easy way. As Jesus states clearly in Luke 9:23, “Anyone who wishes to follow me must deny himself, take up his cross daily, and follow me.” This is certainly...
Many people are shocked when they read Jesus' words about "hating" one's own family and life.
Two words changed the direction of Peter and Andrew’s lives: “Follow me” (Matthew 4:19, KJV). In the first-century Jewish world, discipleship involved far more than attending a tea...
You Can’t Have Discipleship Without Evangelism The call to discipleship must always begin with evangelism: telling the lost about the life-changing gospel. What I have observed is...
Discipleship is not the church’s ‘next-generation strategy’. It is the church&r...
To walk with Jesus is more than believing that He exists, attending church, or identifying as a Christian. Throughout Scripture, “walking” describes the direction and pattern of a...
By Lauren Ducommun, TGC. The results of the 2024 National Assessment of Educational Progress report card were sobering. This is an assessment performed every two years on a represe...
True discipleship begins with a heart that is quiet and attentive to others out of Christ's love for them.
Formation is rarely immediate, and it is never effortless. The very things that feel inconvenient, resisted, or even frustrating in the moment are often the exact places where chil...
Bible reading is rising in America, but knowing Scripture and being formed by it are not necessarily the same thing. Recent Barna conversations raise an important question for Chri...
To read the texts click on the texts: Job 1:6-22; Lk 9:46-50 his scene shows the disciples debating among themselves as to which of them was the greatest. The fact that this episo...
To read the texts click on the texts: Job 9:1-12,14-16; Lk 9:57-62 While part of this text is found also in Matthew, the latter part (9,60b-62) is exclusive to Luke. It concerns t...
Moore College Principal Mark Thompson spoke at College Chapel on Friday morning. It was also the last day of Moore’s Open Week. His passage was John 11:55 – 12:11, The anointing at...
Why should we follow Jesus when life seems easier without him? Pastor John responds to a man questioning the cost of daily obedience.Listen Now
There is something deeply unsettling in Christ’s instruction to His disciples in the tenth chapter of St. Matthew’s Gospel. We might have expected Him to say, “I send you as lions...
NCR Our daughter was still in grade school when friends began suggesting she might have a religious vocation. We initially ignored these comments, but later realized they were com...
[Jesus] saw a tax collector named Levi sitting at the customs post. (Lk. 5:27) Levi the tax collector, also known as Matthew, has one of the greatest conversion stories of all the...
To read the texts click on the texts: Pro 30:5-9; Lk 9:1-6 his passage may be seen as the culmination of the entire section Lk. 7,1 – 8,56. In this section, we were shown the natu...
Being a follower of Jesus Christ is not as easy option. It is not a ‘Come unto Me and all your problems will disappear’ Gospel.
The growth of nationalism is raising important questions about how churches disciple the people in their pews, a panel of Christian leaders told the Church Resources Exhibition 202...
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