Blog
Our blogs are filled with devotional ideas and concepts about being a disciple and is a resource for disciples who want to become disciple-makers.
When the Gospel is Called a Crime
Discover how faith endures even in the face of opposition—and why disciple-makers continue sharing the Gospel no matter the cost.
Victorious in Love, Not Just in Works
In Revelation 2:7 and Jesus’ words in Gospel of Mark 12:30–31, we’re reminded that loving God wholeheartedly, and loving others deeply, is the true mark of a disciple. The church in Ephesus did many things right… yet missed the most important thing.
Love Without Compromise
The church in Ephesus was both corrected and commended—called back to love, yet praised for rejecting practices that distorted God’s truth.
Truth Without Love?
How could such a faithful, discerning church miss something so essential? And what does that mean for us as disciple-makers today?
He Holds the Key
A simple Easter skit. A powerful picture. What looked like defeat became victory as Jesus took the key that once held others in bondage—and freedom was proclaimed.
Life to the Full: More Than Waiting for Heaven
When Jesus says, “I am the life,” He’s not only pointing us toward eternity—He’s inviting us into something rich, meaningful, and abundant right now.
When Truth Showed Up in a Dream
What if truth wasn’t just an idea—but a person who comes looking for you? As disciple-makers, we are not introducing people to rules or systems, but to a person whose name is Truth.
I Am The Way
When the disciples were confused, afraid, and unsure of what was coming next, Jesus didn’t give them a map—He gave them Himself. In seasons of trial, the focus isn’t just the destination, but the way we walk each day.
What Have I Got to Lose? When Hope Is the Only Answer
When people reach the end of themselves, they don’t need religion—they need Jesus. Discernment, compassion, and prepared disciple-makers can make an eternal difference in moments like these.
Entering 2026 With Hope
What’s your frame of mind as you step into 2026? Are you carrying burdens from the year behind—or bracing for challenges ahead? Jesus never promised a trouble-free life, but He did promise peace and victory.
Busy for God, but Missing What Matters Most?
What if a church can be doctrinally sound, hardworking, and faithful—yet still be called to repent? In Revelation 2, Jesus’ words to the church in Ephesus challenge us to look beyond good deeds and right beliefs to the heart of what truly matters: love for God and love for others.
