Why Discipleship?

Go and Make Disciples.” This was Jesus’ final command as he ascended into heaven.
Yet, only 17 percent of Christians can tell you that this is the Great Commission and what it means.
We are at a historically pivotal point with our Christian faith in America as biblical literacy continues to decline and robust discipleship vacates the pews.

We need men and women who are committed to the lifelong process of being formed into the likeness of Jesus for the sake of others. It begins by being discipled and continues by discipling others.

What is Discipleship?

What is Discipleship?

Discipleship is the lifelong process of being formed into the likeness of Jesus for the sake of others. This happens through being committed to truth, working out our theology in relationship with one another, and ensuring that Christ comes before anything else. Put simply in the words of John: "He must increase, but I must decrease" (John 3:30).
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Discipling as Women

Discipling as Women

What does it mean to disciple faithfully as women? This article explores the biblical dignity, distinctiveness, and ministry of women, showing how they can use their gifts to strengthen the church, mentor other women, and proclaim the gospel. Grounded in Scripture, it calls women to embrace God’s good design, reject both repression and role-erasure, and serve Christ with wisdom, courage, and humility.
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