In John 13:34, Jesus gives his disciples a new command: to love one another, as he loved them. For us to be Jesus's disciples, we too have to love like him; by his example in the preceding verses, Jesus teaches us 5 things we have to do to love like him.

This is the third sermon in Edwin Crozier's "I'm A Disciple" series. Not everyone Jesus called chose to follow him. Some were almost disciples. They almost followed him, but chose to go their own way rather than walking in his footsteps. The rich young ruler was one of these "almost disciples" and his brush with discipleship reveals some ways that we can easily stop walking in Christ's footsteps and instead walk down our own paths.

This is the second Edwin Crozier's, "I'm A Disciple" series. If we believe that God loves us, then we must believe that what God has to tell us is for our own good. Jesus knew this and listened to his father. To be a disciple of Christ, we must learn to learn from God as Christ learned from him.

This is the first in a series of lessons with the theme, "I'm A Disciple." We are all disciples of someone and we should strive to be a disciple of the best to ever live: Jesus. Before a disciple can do anything, a disciple must start with honoring God as Jesus honored his father.

This episode continues the series on the armor of God focusing on the breastplate of righteousness and the role that righteousness plays in the life of a Christian.

The gospel should show up in the way we live at home, in marriage, and in the ordinary moments of life. Join us as we look at Ephesians 5–6 and Acts 10 to see how Christ changes us, why that matters, and how to explain the gospel with clarity when someone asks why you’re different.

This episode continues the series on the armor of God focusing on the breastplate of righteousness and the role that righteousness plays in the life of a Christian.

The gospel message hinges on Jesus's resurrection. Today's sermon explores 1 Cor. 15 and the implications of the truth of the resurrection claims.