Trinity Bible Church - Cedar Falls IA

We will look at the kind of sacrifice that it takes to become a movement of EveryOne, EveryDay.  For the disciples, this meant leaving their boats behind, and from there it meant countless everyday sacrifices of time and money. Even after Jesus left, the early church continued to live out this model of sacrifice. For us, to be a movement of EveryOne, EveryDay, we will need to make everyday sa...

When we look at the ministry of Jesus, people usually came to a saving faith in him in everyday settings, like in the bottom of a boat. Or by wells. Or on walks. Our primary evangelism strategy is not to invite people to church so that they can hear the gospel, our primary strategy is to “go and make” disciples in everyday settings. Will you be prepared when the time comes where your “one” is read...

We will continue to look at the story of Jesus calling the disciples using the acronym F.I.S.H. How did Jesus move from a F riendship of trust to I nitiating spiritual conversations? Jesus did this by saying something strange: “let down your nets for a catch”. This command and the events that followed made these men curious and made them realize that Jesus wasn’t who they thought he was. We will s...

The focus of this message is to introduce the story of Jesus calling the disciples in Matthew 4:19. Jesus’ disciples were everyday, ordinary people who were called to the mission of being fishers of men. Later, Acts 4:13 calls them “unlearned and untrained.” It turns out that the mission of Jesus is not just for an elite few, but it is for everyone. It is for everyday, ordinary disciples. &nb...