“He who loves me follows my commandments” is one of the sayings of Jesus that has been hard to understand and abused over the years. But the truth of Jesus’ words is that He is simply describing our part in the process of learning to love God and become the people He designed us to become. Join us as we consider a life of loving God as we follow Jesus.
What He Said
August 13, 2023 • Mike Waldrop • John 14:15–23
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A Revealing Lifestyle
November 12, 2023 • Mike Waldrop • John 17:14–23
Its really easy to reduce complex assignments to simple checklists. And many of life’s pursuits can be accomplished simply by checking all the boxes. But is the mission God gave the church as simple as checking the boxes? Or is it a lifestyle that reveals the reality of Jesus and the greatness of God’s love? Join us as we consider these questions.
Catch and Release
November 5, 2023 • Mike Waldrop • Ephesians 4:11–16
“Catch and Release” is most often used when talking about fishing for sport and fun in ways that protect the fish and the fish population. For the church, Jesus catches and transforms people, and then we are to make disciples and release those disciples to duplicate that ministry to others. Join us as we consider Scripture’s teaching on being a church that is effectively practicing “Catch and Release”.
In Pursuit
October 29, 2023 • Mike Waldrop • Colossians 1:25–29
Our default perspective on spiritual maturity is often equated with the intellectual grasp of the doctrines and teachings of the faith, or with being consumed by physical acts of service, or with age and years of experience as a believer. But being spiritually mature in seen in a heart dependence on Christ, the intellect's understanding of the faith, and the hands working empowered by Christ to accomplish the mission we've been given.