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Snow Day Sermon, The Journey Bible Study, Speaking Engagement (Pastoral Emphasis for 1/7)

Happy New Year!

Due to the winter weather, we did not have service on Sunday but we got on Periscope to worship and hear a Word from God.  If you missed it, you can check out my message below.

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2017 is here and our church theme is "Make Disciples: Helping Others To Follow Jesus".  This year, we'll be strengthening our walk with Jesus and equipping people to share their faith and how to disciple others.

On last Wednesday, we started our new year-long Bible Study series called the Journey which will be a year-long intentional plan for discipleship.  Session 1 was about this truth: You were created by a passionate God who relentlessly pursued you to bring you into His family.  Session 2 will be about the centrality of Jesus in the life of a disciple.  Purchase your personal study guide for $4 and join us on Wednesdays at 7pm.

Next Sunday, 1/15, I'll be preaching at Sovereign Grace Church in Apex at 10am for their morning worship service.  I'll miss everyone at Mt. Zion but please pray for me as I go to preach the Gospel.

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