What if the greatest strategy for changing the world was never about buildings, programs, or institutions — but simply one person investing in another? That is exactly what Paul lays out in 2 Timothy 2:2, a multiplication model where faith is passed from one faithful person to the next, generation after generation.

This week in "A Faith That Multiplies," we explored what it looks like to be a disciple who makes disciple makers. It requires discipline, sacrifice, and focus — the same qualities Paul points to in the soldier, the athlete, and the farmer. Keeping the main thing the main thing is not always easy, but it is always worth it.

Two questions worth sitting with this week: Who is discipling you? And who are you discipling?

Join us as we continue this series and discover what it means to live a faith that does not just grow — but multiplies.

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What does it mean to truly invest in the people around us? In week three of our series "Faith That Multiplies," we explored how a mature faith is not just outwardly focused — it actively invests in others in personal, selfless, and practical ways.

Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 2:7-12, Paul paints a powerful picture of ministry that looks like a nursing mother and an encouraging father — sacrificial, deeply personal, and always pointing others toward God. This is the kind of faith Jesus modeled and calls us to live.

Like the Good Samaritan in Luke 10, it is not enough to simply notice the need. Mature faith crosses the road. It serves. It gives of itself.

Join us as we grow together toward a faith that truly multiplies.

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What does it really mean to be spiritually mature? It is not about how long you have been a Christian, how much theology you know, or what title you hold. True spiritual maturity is measured by a selfless love and service to others — a faith that turns outward.

In Mark 10:42-45, Jesus flips the world's definition of greatness upside down. The kingdom way is not about power and position — it is about serving others the way Jesus served us.

This week we are challenged to ask ourselves: Is Jesus truly Lord of my life? Am I being intentionally transformed into His image? And am I turning my focus outward — toward God and toward others? As John 13:35 reminds us, the world will know we are His disciples by our love for one another.

Join us as we continue our series "Faith That Multiplies" and take your next step toward spiritual maturity.

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