Matthew

The risen Jesus gathered the men He had walked with for three years on a mountain in Galilee, and He gave them marching orders, so alive that two thousand years of history have not diminished it by a single word, and it stands before you today exactly as He spoke it then.

This five-day plan moves through Matthew 28:18-20, drawing out what Jesus meant when He said, "Go", "Make disciples", "Baptise", "Teach", and "I am with you always".

Jesus gave both the marching orders and the authority to carry out the Great Commission.

MAKE DISCIPLES

Jesus said, “Go make disciples.” One question: How? Discipology takes everyday believers on the same journey of transformation that Jesus took the disciples on. Rediscover the Biblical rhythms of discipleship that Jesus modeled. After a seven-step introduction, you’ll get three rhythms of seven steps each for: TIME with Jesus & others; TEACHING that shapes the heart; and TACTICS that turn faith into action. That’s 28 practical steps to equip you to effectively live out the Great Commission. Now you can start a disciple-making movement with a friend, your small group, or your whole church. 


Discipology: The Art and Science of Making Disciples

This plan explores Jesus' code of living for believers, popularly known as the beatitudes. Through them, we are able to live as God's children in a dark and corrupt world. As we explore each beatitude, take time to reflect on your Christian journey. Are there things that are not aligned to the teachings of Jesus that you need to adjust?  

The Beautiful Attitudes

What we believe about the gospel is of eternal consequence, but it also sets the course of your life on earth.  So, what is the gospel? 
Matthew tells the story of how Jesus came to fulfil all the promises and purposes of God with Israel. He shows how Jesus walked through Israel's history to complete God’s grand saving plan. 
We are so familiar with the parables and miracles in Matthew’s Gospel, but we've overlooked the majestic story the evangelist shares. It’s both comforting and challenging, and will truly blow your mind. 


The Gospel of Matthew - Fulfilled in Jesus

Third in a series of "Freedom in Christ." These audios will share the Bible verses, teachings, and testimonies that would help you learn to experience freedom in Christ. May the Lord continue to richly bless you!

Freedom in Christ #4 (3 Day Audio Devotional)

You were not made to run on empty. Yet so many of us do, pushing through exhaustion, carrying weights we were never meant to bear alone, wondering why we feel so far from God even when we are trying so hard.
Jesus knew what weariness truly was. He looked at people bent low under impossible loads and said, Come to Me. 
This three-day plan explores what true rest really is, where it comes from, and how to live in it every day.

TRUE REST

The 2-Year Chronological Bible Plan guides you through Scripture in the order of timeline history, helping you see the full story of God’s work from beginning to end. This plan deepens understanding, strengthens faith, and builds a consistent habit of reading God’s Word. Experience how the Bible fits together and grow spiritually as you follow God’s promises throughout Scripture.

Two-Year Chronological Bible Reading Plan (Second-August)

Two thousand years ago, Jesus called a few fishermen to follow Him; today, that same invitation is extended to you.

​"Learning at the Master's Feet" is a 21-day journey through the heart of the Gospels. We will rediscover the authority, compassion, and commands of Jesus to apply them to our modern-day challenges.

​Through daily reflections and practical prayers, this plan will equip you to face your own storms with the peace that only He can provide. Are you ready to leave your nets behind and walk closer to Him?

Learning at the Master's Feet: A 21-Day Journey Following Jesus

Who is Jesus? This is the ultimate question. Because if Jesus really is who He said He is, it changes everything. But if Jesus is not who He said He is, it also changes everything. Join us in part three of our journey through the Gospel of Matthew to continue to discover the answer to this ultimate question.