Discipleship

Immediately they left their nets and followed him." Matthew 4:20

The call of Jesus to the apostles must have had a mighty power that went along with his words. As soon as Christ called them, they left their worldly livelihood and followed him, they gave their lives to his service and became his disciples. Think about it. They left not only their "nets", but their fishing trade, and all that belonged with it, and also their family and friends. From that moment on, their focus—the center of their lives, was Jesus.

What is God calling us to do today?

What power exists to help us answer the call today?

God calls us to nothing less than what he asked of the apostles. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, in community with the Church—the body of Christ, we are also called to follow him.

Just as the apostles journeyed with Jesus in all their humanity searching for a deeper relationship, so do we. The journey involves taking risks, trusting in God, being open to change, and a conversion of mind and heart.

Are you searching for a deeper meaning to life?
Are you desiring closeness and intimacy with God?
Do you want to be a part of a community of faith?

Our hearts seek and long for the One who created us and who seeks us as well! Our God became visible in Jesus, who experienced all of human life and suffering. He taught us how to live and love. He reconciled us to the Father and to one another. Our journey is not a solitary search, but rather a journey we are to take with companions in the faith.

Join us as we journey to seek Christ, know Christ and become Christ, each one for the sake of all.

 

Formation Ministries

Our discipleship ministries provide for the ongoing formation of all our members. Learn more by visiting these pages or contact our Director of Discipleship & Formation, Jill Fischer.

Our Team

Emily Nolan
Middle School Minister

office: 262.781.3480, Ext. 243