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Tag Archives: Discipleship
Missional Living In Community
I love hearing stories on Tuesdays and Wednesdays of people who have dared to minister to people around them: to listen to those in need, to pray with the sick, to encourage the discouraged. On Tuesdays at lunch and Wednesday nights, … Continue reading
FCMC NEWS: Discipleship
Your prayers for us means so much! When we pray, our eyes are opened to see God at work all around us. This week, I wanted to share a bit about what’s going on with our church in terms of our … Continue reading
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FCMC News: Mission
Thank you again for supporting FCMC through your prayers. This week, I wanted to share a bit about what’s going on with our church in terms of our Board of Stewards, Mission, Discipleship, and Worship. Yesterday, we reported on the … Continue reading
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Personal Confessional Questions for Missional Living
To be missional, in short, means that God has a mission and God’s mission has a church. God doesn’t need us to do his work for him. God is at work and invites us to join him in his work. … Continue reading
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Rhythms for MC Life
“Apart from me, you can do nothing.” (Jesus) That’s pretty clear. It is part of a teaching found in John 15. There, Jesus emphasizes te need for a disciple to find rest in Jesus. We have to “abide” or “remain” in him – in Jesus … Continue reading