Go. Bring.
Build. Glorify.
Go up to the mountain, and bring wood, and build the house; and I will take pleasure in it, and I will be glorified, saith the LORD.
Haggai 1:8
Who we are
We are a growing church that has a passion for making disciples, a love for the Word of God, and a commitment to take the gospel to the entire world. We desire to be a church that glorifies the Lord by going where the people are, bringing the lost to Jesus, and building believers up in their faith by making disciples. We believe God has a plan for all his children to be involved in his mission. We seek to equip God’s people for that mission through the process of making disciples.
The Values of Discipleship
And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also.
2 Timothy 2:2
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Make teaching doctrine the priority.
The relationship between the disciple and the discipler will determine whether discipleship will take place or not; however, the ultimate goal of discipleship is to equip faithful believers with sound Biblical doctrine. Bible doctrine will always be centered around following Jesus.
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Teach in a way that is repeatable.
Present Biblical truth in a way that is simple to understand, and in a way that will be easy for your disciple to reproduce and present to their disciples.
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Discipleship is not simply a Bible study, or two individuals spending time together. It is focused on teachers pouring their lives and the Word of God into their students.
This will normally happen one-on-one; however, it is possible to accomplish discipleship with two or three people.
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Only disciple faithful believers.
Discipleship is built upon a one disciple of Jesus entering into a relationship with another believer who has been found to be faithful. There must be some time to establish faithfulness, and discipleship cannot be fully applied to a new believer.
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It is important to have accountability.
Discipleship requires the close relationship between the disciple and the discipler. However, discipleship should not be carried out in isolation.There must be accountability from others who are able to witness the process, and identify the goals being accomplished.
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Make disciples that are able to make more disciples.
The reason we commit ‘these things’ unto faithful believers, is so that they can teach others to do the same. Your main goal is to make a disciple that will make more disciples.