Posts with the category “discipleship”

One year ago, Frontier Church began with a simple desire: to reach new frontiers for Christ. As we celebrate all God has done in our first year, we’re also looking ahead with great expectation for what He will do next.Jesus says in John 14:12–13 (NIV):“Very truly I tell you, whoever believes in me will do the works I have been doing, and they will do even greater things than these, because I am go...  Read More

This Sunday at Frontier Church, we studied 2 Corinthians 9:6–7 and were reminded that generosity is not about pressure, guilt, or meeting a budget. It is about the kind of church we are becoming.Paul writes, “Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously.” What we sow today through our prayers, service, presence, encouragement, and financial...  Read More

It's easy to fill our lives with good things while slowly drifting from the best thing—time with Jesus. Martha's story reminds us that spiritual health isn't built on doing more, but on being with Christ first. This week, choose intentional rhythms of daily time with God, weekly rest, and seasons of retreat so you can serve from a place of fullness rather than exhaustion.   Read More

What if God wants to do more in and through you than you can imagine? In Ephesians 3, Paul prays a dream-big prayer that God’s people would be strengthened by His Spirit and rooted in Christ’s love. Discover how spiritual strength grows through obedience, faith, service, and love—and how God often prepares us for His greatest work one step of faith at a time.  Read More

In Luke 17, Jesus told ten lepers to go to the priests before they were healed. Their miracle came not while they waited, but “as they went.” As Frontier Church looks toward what God has next, this passage reminds us that faith often moves before the full picture is clear. God meets His people on the path of obedience, and sometimes the miracle happens in motion.  Read More