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When it comes to discipleship, what is the win? What tells us that we are getting the work done?

What is a disciple? What is discipleship? Why does Jesus want us to fish for men?

It's so easy to get riled up when the crowd gets crazy. How does Jesus handle a situation where the mob wants retribution over someone else's sin?

When we are willing to admit our imperfection, we are ready to receive grace. God desires for us to come to Him. He wants to shower us with His grace, but we are usually the ones blocking that from happening.

Grace is a free gift from God, but it carries weight. How are we to respond to God's grace? What should our next move be when God extends that free gift to us?

Why did God give us grace? Do we deserve it? Do we even care most of the time? What is our response to that grace?

God's ways may not always make sense, but His ways are always best. Can we have faith when the path looks like madness? Can we trust when things just don't make sense?

When God asks for us to make the ultimate sacrifice, can we follow through? Is the cost more than our faith can handle?

What do we do when criticism of our faith comes? Do we crumble? Do we stand strong? What does faith look like for us when it's not easy?

George Michael was a little confused about what faith is. Are we? Do we really know what faith is and what it can do?

Imagine having the Powerball winning lottery ticket and not redeeming it. What kind of insanity is that? What if we were actually doing that with our lives?

Everything worth anything can cost everything. What is the cost of our redemption? What did it cost for God to bring us back to Him?

What exactly is redemption? What does it have to do with me? Do I need to be redeemed?

The struggle of sin is very real. We all try to do it on our own, but that's not how God set it up.

Pride and Power are a combustible combination that can bring even the strongest man to ruin. What happens when we allow them to fester and grow in our lives?

When God calls us to something, what is our response? Do we go without question, or do we doubt? Do we completely ignore Him? What would the outcome be?

Avoiding sin can be as simple as being where you're supposed to be.

It's not a topic we like to talk about. However, it has shaped everything in history. What is the origin of the one thing that separates us from God?

Service can't just happen because we should serve. It needs to come from something deeper. What is the fuel that drives our service?

The highest form of service we have as Christians is to make disciples. We go, we share, and we do life.

Where does the desire to serve come from? Why should we have urgency when it comes to serving the Church?

The Church does its best when the entire body is working properly. It's nearly impossible for the Church to be successful in its mission when this isn't the case.

Why is service so important? How did Christ view service? Was it something He thought was important? Should we?

Time is NOT on our side. We have a calling and a mission that can't be put off till a later date. It's too urgent of a need to wait another day.

Loving like Jesus isn't as easy as it sounds. It calls for some serious dedication and focus, and it's the only way we'll reach the lost for Him.

Your ability to quote scripture and your deep knowledge of God's Word are so important. When it comes to evangelism, however, your testimony is like gold. Most non-Christians couldn't care less about the verses you have memorized. They want to know how God changed your life.

We have to be careful when giving excuses to not talk to people about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Is it possible that we like to play God when it comes to evangelism?

What does the word "Evangelism" mean? How are we supposed to "Evangelize"? Where do we even do that?

This episode is all about a topic no one ever wants to talk about, but it's one that needs to be discussed because it's killing millions every year. If there was ever a time for self-control and abstinence, it's here.

Abstinence isn't just for physical things. Sometimes, we need to abstain from the need to be in control of everything. Being a control freak isn't a spiritual discipline. Abstaining from our selfishness is.

Lent is a practice that has been going on since around 325 AD. While it is a typically Catholic practice, could we learn something from it in a 21st Century Non-Denominational Church? It's one of the oldest ways to put abstinence into action.

Simply abstaining from things doesn't equal holiness. There has to be a genuine seeking after God behind it. When it comes to fasting, is it possible that many of us simply do it wrong?

Abstinence is usually something referred to when it comes to sex. But what if we have other times when we need to abstain in order to lift up a brother or sister? Can abstinence lead to discipleship?

What is the real key to discipleship? What does making a disciple look like? Maybe it's simpler than you think.

Jesus asks us in the book of Matthew, "And which of you by being anxious can add a single hour to his span of life?" For many of us, we spend too much time dealing with worry and anxiety. Jesus give us a better way.

When we talk about the book of Daniel, we usually talk about fiery furnaces or lion's dens, but what if there was something right at the beginning of the book that teaches us how to deal with conflict?

In order to save someone else, you need to be taking care of yourself first. How can you disciple someone else, if you aren't pouring yourself into God's plan and His Word?

For many of us, we haven't done the best job of really learning and memorizing scripture. Maybe its time we get back to the basics of God's Word.

For many of us, it isn't the inability to memorize scripture that's our issue, it's our unbalanced love for other things that gets in the way. Until we really learn to seek after Christ, we will struggle to hide God's Word in our hearts.

When it comes to most things in life, we have plans in place to be able to handle or conquer any situation....except God's Word. We tend to throw our hands up in surrender or just wing it when it comes to situations where knowing scripture is vital.

In Ephesians, we're given a description of the Full Armor of God. In it, we have multiple items that are given to us for defense. Our only weapon is the Sword of the Spirit or the Word of God. How do we wield this weapon in a way that honors God?

The message of Jesus isn't as complex as we always want to make it. God had been preparing the world for the coming of Jesus for thousands of years. Now that He was come, are we going to share His message to the world?

Hoarding. It's something many of us deal with. We don't want to throw things away or give them away, because we think we MIGHT need those things someday. The truth is, we are probably placing too high of a priority on these things and it could be hurting us spiritually.

Simplicity isn't just about possessions. It's about simplicity across the board, and that includes our time. Do we spend our time wisely, or are we just filling up spots in the calendar?

We live in a country where excess is celebrated. "If a little is good, more is better" seems to be our national anthem. What if that's the exact opposite of what God wants for us?

For some reason, we all tend to make things harder than we need to. We all have a tendency to take the simple things and make the waters a little murky. What if God was just calling us to a life of simplicity instead?

Community delves into more than just small groups and Sunday worship. We aren't meant to live alone, and we aren't meant to serve alone. How do we serve best? Together.

Praying alone is powerful, but praying with a group of believers can do some amazing things. What about group prayer is unique to itself?

Never underestimate the power of a good meal with God's people. Is it possible that God wants us to eat together? What did the early Church do?

The early Church was devoted to the Apostles' teaching. They knew that if they wanted to grow in their faith and relationship with God, they needed to be in God's Word. They also knew they needed to do it together.