Show Notes
Church isn’t something we consume, it’s a family where we help one another follow Jesus by engaging the lost, equipping the saints, and empowering members for service. JP challenges us to pursue those far from Jesus, grow in spiritual maturity, and use our God-given gifts to serve His Church.
At Harris Creek we ENGAGE the lost At Harris Creek we EQUIP the Saints At Harris Creek we EMPOWER members for service
Life Group Discussion: JP said we are representatives of the Truth. How does the way you live either point people toward or away from Jesus? What is the difference between simply knowing more about God and actually becoming more like Jesus? How does viewing church as a place where we do ministry through people, not just to people change the way you think about being part of the Church?
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