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By: Micah Powell Sep 17, 2025

In A Disciple’s Journey: The Call, Pastor Micah begins the series in Genesis 12:1–9, where God calls Abram to leave everything familiar and follow Him by faith. Like the first step on a long road, discipleship begins with surrender—trusting God’s voice more than our comfort. This article invites readers to hear the call of Christ, step out in obedience, and believe that every journey of faith begins with a promise.

By: Micah Powell Sep 17, 2025

In A Disciple’s Journey: The Believing, Pastor Micah walks through Genesis 15:1-6 and shows how the life of discipleship begins not with striving, but with trusting. Like Abraham standing under a starlit sky, we’re invited to believe God’s promises even when we cannot see the outcome. This article reminds disciples that faith is not about having it all together, but about resting in the righteousness God provides through His covenant grace.

By: Micah Powell Sep 17, 2025

In A Disciple’s Journey: The Covenant, Pastor Micah explores Exodus 19:1–8 and unpacks how God forms His people through covenant—not just to rescue them, but to set them apart. Like climbers gathering at the base of a mountain, Israel is called to draw near, listen, and commit to the journey ahead. This article invites disciples to see their identity as God’s treasured possession and to respond with wholehearted worship and obedience.

By: Micah Powell Sep 17, 2025

In A Disciple’s Journey: The Map, Pastor Micah explores Deuteronomy 6:1–9 and shows how God gives His Word not just to inform our minds but to guide our lives. Like a well-worn map handed down on a dangerous journey, Scripture anchors disciples in love, truth, and daily obedience. This article challenges us to treasure God’s Word not just personally, but in our homes, where the next generation learns to walk the journey too.

By: Micah Powell Sep 17, 2025

In A Disciple’s Journey: The Fellowship, Pastor Micah walks through Ephesians 4:1–16 to show that discipleship is not a solo project but a shared life. Paul calls believers to walk worthy of the gospel by pursuing unity, using their gifts to serve, and growing into maturity together. This article reminds us that Christ saves us into His body, and every part matters for the church to grow in love.

By: Micah Powell Sep 17, 2025

In A Disciple’s Journey: The Mission and the End, Pastor Micah walks through Acts 1:6–11 to anchor the church between two certainties: the risen Jesus will return, and until He does, His people live as Spirit-empowered witnesses. This article calls disciples to trust the Father’s timing, depend on the Spirit’s power, and keep their eyes fixed on the King who is coming.

By: Micah Powell Sep 17, 2025

In A Disciple’s Journey: The Drift, Pastor Micah walks through Judges 2:6–19 and reveals how spiritual drift begins—not with rebellion, but with forgetfulness. Just like in a story where heroes lose their way by trusting themselves, we often drift by slowly replacing God with other loves. This article calls disciples to examine their hearts, confess their idols, and return to the mercy of a God who never stops pursuing His people.

By: Micah Powell Sep 17, 2025

In A Disciple’s Journey: The Fruit, Pastor Micah opens Galatians 5:16–26 to show that real change is not achieved by effort but grown by the Spirit. Paul contrasts the works of the flesh with the fruit of the Spirit and calls disciples to walk by the Spirit in everyday life—so love, joy, peace, and the rest become the natural outflow of union with Christ.

By: Micah Powell Sep 17, 2025

In A Disciple’s Journey: The Call of the King, Pastor Micah opens Matthew 4:18–22 and shows how Jesus calls ordinary people into an extraordinary mission. On the Galilean shore, fishermen dropped their nets at the King’s voice and found a new purpose. This article reminds disciples that Christ’s call still comes today—demanding surrender, redefining identity, and sending us out with the gospel.

By: Micah Powell Sep 17, 2025

In A Disciple’s Journey: The Armor of God, Pastor Micah opens Ephesians 6:10–20 and shows how disciples stand firm in a world of spiritual warfare. Paul does not call us to fight in our own strength but to be clothed in Christ, armed with His truth, and sustained by prayer. This article reminds believers that the battle is real—but so is the armor, and so is the victory of our risen King.