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Many people followed Jesus during his 3 years of public ministry.However, many stopped following Jesus when the cost of discipleship got too high.This Sunday is the fourth week of a series of sermons where we will be exploring the journey of discipleship. Pastor Michael Dutschke Bible Reading: Matthew 16:21-28 (NLT)

Many people followed Jesus during his 3 years of public ministry.However, many stopped following Jesus when the cost of discipleship got too high.This Sunday is the fourth week of a series of sermons where we will be exploring the journey of discipleship. Pastor Michael Dutschke Bible Reading: Matthew 16:21-28 (NLT)

Jesus’ final instruction to His disciples was, “Go and make disciples of all nations.”As disciples, they were now called to reproduce – to make more disciples!But what does that actually look like? Pastor Michael Dutschke Bible Reading: Luke 10:1-9 (NLT)

Jesus’ final instruction to His disciples was, “Go and make disciples of all nations.”As disciples, they were now called to reproduce – to make more disciples!But what does that actually look like? Pastor Michael Dutschke Bible Reading: Luke 10:1-9 (NLT)

A video message from Pastor Michael Dutschke. What does “Go and make disciples of all nations” actually mean?On Sunday we will be looking further at the journey of discipleship.This week’s theme – “Follow me, and I will make you…” Bible Reading: Luke 5:1-11 (NLT)

An audio message from Pastor Michael Dutschke. What does “Go and make disciples of all nations” actually mean?On Sunday we will be looking further at the journey of discipleship.This week’s theme – “Follow me, and I will make you…” Bible Reading: Luke 5:1-11 (NLT)

The intense 3 year journey of Jesus with his disciples had come to an end.His final instruction to them was, “Go and make disciples of all nations.”As disciples, they were now called to reproduce – to make more disciples!Today is the first week of a series of sermons where we will be exploring the journey of discipleship. This week’s theme – “Come and See”... Pastor Michael Dutschke Bible Reading: John 1:35-51 (NLT)

The intense 3 year journey of Jesus with his disciples had come to an end.His final instruction to them was, “Go and make disciples of all nations.”As disciples, they were now called to reproduce – to make more disciples!Today is the first week of a series of sermons where we will be exploring the journey of discipleship. This week’s theme – “Come and See”... Pastor Michael Dutschke Bible Reading: John 1:35-51 (NLT)

God has prepared each of us for His purpose. Even when we cannot see Him at work, He is still moving on our behalf. As we continue to walk with Him and trust His leading, He will ultimately bring about the victory He has prepared for us.In the story of Esther, God’s wisdom provided a way through what seemed like an impossible situation. When we face circumstances that feel beyond our ability to overcome, we can turn to God and seek His wisdom. He is faithful to guide us, make a way where there seems to be none, and bring about His purposes in His perfect time. Pastor Paul Newsham Bible Reading: Romans 8: 26-28 (NLT)

God has prepared each of us for His purpose. Even when we cannot see Him at work, He is still moving on our behalf. As we continue to walk with Him and trust His leading, He will ultimately bring about the victory He has prepared for us.In the story of Esther, God’s wisdom provided a way through what seemed like an impossible situation. When we face circumstances that feel beyond our ability to overcome, we can turn to God and seek His wisdom. He is faithful to guide us, make a way where there seems to be none, and bring about His purposes in His perfect time. Pastor Paul Newsham Bible Reading: Romans 8: 26-28 (NLT)

Living Fearless. What does that even look like? Is it even possible? Living from a place of peace, rather than from a place of guilt, shame or fear is not only possible but is what God desires for all His children. Today is the final week of the “Knowing Rediscovered” series of sermons, where Pastor Michael will explore what it means to live from a place of peace, rather than a place of fear. Pastor Michael Dutschke Bible Reading: Matthew 14:22-33(NLT)

Living Fearless. What does that even look like? Is it even possible? Living from a place of peace, rather than from a place of guilt, shame or fear is not only possible but is what God desires for all His children. Today is the final week of the “Knowing Rediscovered” series of sermons, where Pastor Michael will explore what it means to live from a place of peace, rather than a place of fear. Pastor Michael Dutschke Bible Reading: Matthew 14:22-33(NLT)

Confess”.  “Repent”.  I wonder what image comes to mind when you hear those two words?  When God calls us to “Confess” and “Repent”, He is inviting us to experience freedom from guilt, shame and fear.   Today is the fifth week of the “Knowing Rediscovered” series of sermons, where Pastor Michael will explore what Jesus meant when He invites us to “confess” and “repent”.

Confess”.  “Repent”.  I wonder what image comes to mind when you hear those two words?  When God calls us to “Confess” and “Repent”, He is inviting us to experience freedom from guilt, shame and fear.   Today is the fifth week of the “Knowing Rediscovered” series of sermons, where Pastor Michael will explore what Jesus meant when He invites us to “confess” and “repent”.

“I forgive you.” What do you mean when you say those words to someone, and what does it mean when someone says those words to you? And what are the implications for you and the other person when “forgiveness” has been declared? Today is the fourth week of the “Knowing Rediscovered” series of sermons, where Pastor Michael will explore what Jesus taught and demonstrated “forgiveness”. An audio message from Pastor Michael Dutschke. Bible Reading: 2 Corinthians 2:5-11 (NLT)