Christ’s Strategy for the Growth of the Kingdom – (Matthew 28:16-20)
A study of the Great Commission (Matthew 28:16-20) as Christ’s strategy for growing the Kingdom by making disciples.
A study of the Great Commission (Matthew 28:16-20) as Christ’s strategy for growing the Kingdom by making disciples.
A study of Caleb in Joshua 14:6-12: five doglike traits that teach us to follow, trust, pursue, and cling to God’s vision.
An expository message on Matthew 28:16-20: the Great Commission is Christ’s supreme command to make disciples who make disciples, one by one.
Grounded in Proverbs 29:18, a study of what discipleship is not and what it truly is, and why every believer is called to make disciples.
1 Timothy 4:7-8: true discipleship means intentionally training in godliness through the spiritual disciplines, for growth into Christ.
A study of Luke 6:40 on what it means to be Christ’s disciple, the changes God requires, and ten spiritual disciplines for growth.
Jesus’ call in Luke 14:25–35 to count the cost of discipleship: put Him first, carry your cross, and give up everything.
A study of Acts 11:19-26 on five ways a disciple follows Christ: knowing Him, the Spirit, the truth, authority, and spiritual disciplines.
A concise catechism of 40 core Christian doctrines on God, Christ, the Spirit, salvation, and last things, each with Scripture references.
From Luke 8, 9 and 10, the four stages of discipleship that make God’s kingdom grow: watch, help, do, and disciple others.