Topic: Discipleship

The church has failed to produce spiritually-minded, relationally-connected, emotionally mature followers of Jesus. Seemingly, they are ever-increasingly creating a number of stuck, stalled, and dissatisfied believers and they are leaving the church in droves.Why? Dr. Marcus Warner share the answer and provides a solution: heart-focused discipleship!Discover what’s missing from your walk with God and how the church’s model needs to change.

You have an enemy and he is not kind. In fact, he has a plan to take you out, and you need to be aware of his tactics!Dr. Marcus Warner unveils the enemy’s core strategy, how his plans can lead us astray, and practical insights for to avoid and recover from his devious onslaught.

Have you ever known what to do and yet didn’t do it? Have you found yourself doing something you know God said you shouldn’t be doing? The Apostle Paul did, too.We have some encouraging news: God changes people!

Does 'living the Christian life' feel like your rowing a boat against the inner current of your life and getting tired is the only progress you seem to be making? Or, maybe you feel like you were never issued both oars and your efforts have you seemingly going in circles but hardly forward?

Many people have said to Henry Blackaby, "I want to know how to experience in my life what I know about God in my head." These people have the correct doctrine but they don't know how to connect with God in a relationship. This was the inspiration behind his best-selling book Experiencing God: Knowing and Doing the Will of God.

Traditional discipleship tends to focus on the ABC’s – Academics, Behavior, and Church, but often misses the heart. This session describes the difference between traditional discipleship and heart-focused discipleship and why a focus on the heart is crucial to any discipleship agenda.

Some Christians are like clogged wells. They have the Spirit inside of them, but something is stuck. The four elements of HFD relate to life in the Spirit – healing for baggage, freedom from bondage, a foundation of grace, and a listening/obeying walk in the Spirit. The remainder of the sessions will unpack these four core elements of HFD.

Without a clear understanding of grace, Christians will tend to default into legalism or slide into license. This session explains the difference between life under grace and life under the Law.