Three-D Discipleship

11.01.26 Summary - Truly Series John 9:35–41  | From Blindness to Sight | Pastor Nick    Main Question: Are you willing to acknowledge your spiritual blindness so Jesus can open your eyes to the truth?    Summary: In John 9:35–41, Jesus reveals the difference between those who recognize their need for spiritual sight and those who believe they can already see. After being rejected by the religious...

10.25.26 Summary - Truly Series John 9:1–34 | From Blindness to Sight     Main Question: Are you allowing Jesus to reveal what you cannot see, or is spiritual blindness keeping you from recognizing His truth and work in your life?    Summary: In John 9:1–34, Jesus encounters a man who has been blind since birth. While His disciples focus on who is responsible for the man's blindness, Jesus sees so...

10.18.26 Summary - Truly Series John 8:21–59 | Knowing Jesus, Knowing Who You Are    Main Question: Do you know who you are in light of who Jesus is? Are you allowing the truth of Christ to define your identity, or are you allowing the lies of the world, sin, and your own expectations to determine who you are?   Summary: In John 8:21–59, Jesus challenges the religious leaders about their understan...

10.11.26 Summary - Truly Series John 8:12–20 | Jesus, the Light of the World    Main Question: Are you walking in the darkness of this world, or are you following Jesus, the Light of Life?       Summary: In John 8:12–20, Jesus makes a powerful declaration: “I am the light of the world. Anyone who follows me will never walk in the darkness but will have the light of life.” — John 8:12 Jesus isn't s...

10.04.26 Summary - Truly Series John 7:37–52   Main Question: Where does your thirst take you? When you need hope, healing, identity, satisfaction, peace, or purpose, what well do you run to?       Summary: In John 7:37–52, Jesus stands before the crowd and cries out, “If anyone is thirsty, let him come to me and drink.” He promises that whoever believes in Him will have streams of living water fl...

09.27.26 Summary - Truly Series John 6 & 7   Main Question: When following Jesus becomes difficult—when His words are hard, His calling is costly, or you don't understand—will you remain with Him or walk away?         Summary: In John 6:60–7:36, many of Jesus' disciples hear His teaching and respond, “This teaching is hard. Who can accept it?” Eventually, many turn back and stop following Him....

09.20.26 Summary - Truly Series John 6   Main Question: What are you trusting to satisfy you—and can you trust Jesus enough to find everything you need in Him?        Summary: In John 6:32–59, Jesus continues confronting a crowd focused on physical bread. They had seen His miracles and experienced His provision, yet they still wanted more and better. Jesus redirects their attention away from tempo...

09.13.26 Summary - Truly Series John 6:1-21   Main Question: What do you want from Jesus—and would you still want Him if He didn't give you the thing you wanted?     Summary: In John 6:1–31, the crowd witnesses two incredible miracles: Jesus feeds thousands with five loaves and two fish, and He walks on water. But the passage reveals a deeper problem: the people became more interested in what Jesu...

09.06.26 Summary - Truly Series John 5:19-47   Main Question: Do you simply know what God can do—or do you truly believe He can work in your life?    Summary: In John 5:19–47, Jesus confronts religious leaders who knew Scripture, understood God's laws, and knew the stories of His miraculous power—yet when God was working right in front of them through Jesus, they rejected Him. Jesus makes it clear...

08.30.26 Summary - Truly Series John 4:46-54   Main Question: When you see God at work around you, how will you respond—with faith or rejection?    Summary: In John 4:43–54 and John 5:1–18, two men experience the miraculous power of Jesus but respond very differently. The royal official was desperate for his dying son. He traveled to Jesus, trusted His word, and went home before seeing the miracle...

Main Question: What are you looking to for satisfaction—and what do you need to leave behind to pursue God’s mission for your life?   Summary: The Samaritan woman came to the well focused on survival, but after encountering Jesus, she left her water jar behind. The thing that had consumed her attention no longer defined her. She had found something greater—satisfaction, identity, and purpose in Ch...

Main Question: What are you looking to satisfy your soul—and are you looking to Jesus, the only One who can give you living water?   Summary In John 4, Jesus meets a Samaritan woman who could not have been more different from Nicodemus. Nicodemus was respected, religious, and seemingly close to God; she was an outsider with a broken past who seemed far from Him. Yet neither was beyond the reach of...

Is your life making more of Jesus and less of you?  “He must increase, but I must decrease.” — John 3:30  Summary John the Baptist had influence, followers, and a successful ministry, but when people began leaving him to follow Jesus, John wasn't jealous—he rejoiced. He understood his role and his purpose: “He must increase, but I must decrease.” Everything we have—our gifts, talents, opportunitie...

Have you been born again by believing in Jesus, or are you still trusting in yourself? 📖 "You must be born again." — John 3:7   Nicodemus was one of the most respected and religious men in Israel, yet Jesus told him that religion, morality, and knowledge were not enough. Everyone must be born again. Our greatest problem isn't that we need to try harder—we need new life. Sin has separated us from...

Are you following Jesus because of what He can do for you—or because of who He is? In John 2, Jesus reveals His glory through two powerful signs. At the wedding in Cana, He turns water into wine, showing that He abundantly provides for those who are empty. In the temple, He drives out corruption, revealing His zeal to purify what belongs to God. These miracles weren't merely displays of power—they...

What are you looking at—and are your eyes fixed on Jesus or the things of this world? John the Baptist's message was simple: "Behold the Lamb of God." His life was never about drawing attention to himself but about pointing others to Jesus. Throughout John 1, Jesus repeatedly invites people to "Come and see" and "Follow Me." Those who respond discover far more than where Jesus is staying—they see...

Are you looking to Jesus—and do you believe He is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world? When religious leaders asked John the Baptist, “Who are you?” John refused to make himself the focus. Instead, he humbly pointed everyone to Jesus. John understood that his identity, purpose, and ministry were not about gaining recognition but about preparing the way for Christ. His testimony dec...

What is truth? In a world filled with competing voices, opinions, and shifting definitions, Jesus doesn't simply teach truth—He is Truth. The One who spoke creation into existence is still speaking life today. The Creator who breathed life into the world is breathing new life into all who receive Him. He doesn't just improve broken lives—He recreates them. Will you reject Him like so many did... o...

Will you pursue lasting contentment in Christ, or keep chasing the temporary "filthy scraps" of this world?   Key Truths: 📌 Contentment is not a feeling—it is learned by trusting Christ's sufficiency in every circumstance. Paul rejoiced because Christ was enough, not because his circumstances improved. 📌 Your emotions reveal what you're believing. If your feelings don't align with God's truth, d...

"When you don't have the job, the health, the money, or the answers—you still have Jesus. And He is enough." Will I find contentment by changing my circumstances, or by trusting that Christ is sufficient in every circumstance?   Key Truths: The world teaches us that contentment comes from having more—more comfort, more control, more success, or more security. But Paul reminds us in Philippians 4 t...

Will I allow my circumstances to define my identity, or will I let God's truth transform who I am so it changes what I do? Truth transforms who we are, and who we are changes what we do. When our identity is rooted in Christ, we can learn contentment, overcome fear and temptation, and live out God's calling with confidence.   What if your greatest struggle is actually God's training ground for you...

Will I let my pain, sin, and struggles define me, or will I see myself through God's truth and step into the purpose He has for me? God can use anyone, but He chose you. Your story is not defined by what you've lost or what you've been through—it is defined by what Christ is doing in you and through you.   In this message, we are challenged to reframe our role in God's story. Too often, we view ou...

You can replace Satan's lies with God's truth because God's Word and God's power are greater than any lie the enemy can speak over your life. What lies from Satan are shaping your thoughts, and are you replacing them with God's truth? In Philippians 4:9, Paul challenges believers to follow what they have learned, received, heard, and seen in him. This sermon focused on how Paul overcame the lies S...

What happens when pain becomes permanent? Will it produce bitterness… or will God use it for victory? In this message from Philippians 4:9, we see how Paul faced imprisonment, rejection, hunger, suffering, and hardship—yet still lived with peace and contentment in Christ. Paul’s life reminds us that the magnitude of our suffering does not determine the outcome of our lives—God does.   This sermon...

Think Soundly - DWELL ✝️ What are you filling your mind with—Satan’s lies or Christ’s truth? The world is full of fear, division, anxiety, and lies—but Philippians 4:8 calls us to dwell on what is true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, and praiseworthy. Stop focusing on the mud and start looking for the evidence of God’s goodness. Peace isn’t found in controlling your circumstances. Peace is found i...