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What is a disciple? How does it happen? How do you become a real disciple of Jesus? This six part MP3 includes the following titles:

• Empowering Others – The Secret to a Life of Impact

Have you ever wondered: what does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus?  Chip will explain that being a disciple is more than just doing good deeds, reading the Bible, praying, and going to church.

• Dying for Change

Many people think God is just some overly strict parent and Christians aren’t allowed to have fun. But where does that idea come from? And how can we fix it? In this message, Chip continues his series by breaking down who God truly is, and how we can avoid moving backward spiritually.

• Three Questions We All Must Answer

It seems like more and more Christians are falling into the traps of hypocrisy, scandal, and corruption.  In this message, Chip focuses on 3 important questions Jesus asked His disciples that challenged the depth and sincerity of their faith. Don’t miss why their answers matter to us, and how we in turn can make genuine disciples.

• Taste and See

Imagine what it would be like to see Jesus, in the flesh.  What would you do? How would you react? In this message, Chip examines how the disciples responded to a supernatural encounter with Jesus, in Mark chapter 9.  Don’t miss how our lives can forever change when we see Jesus for who He really is.

• The Radical Road to Greatness

The late poet Robert Frost once said, “Two roads diverged.  I took the one less traveled, and that made all the difference.”  In this message Chip continues the series by asking: did you know there’s only one path that leads to true contentment, happiness, purpose, and meaning? Join us as we uncover the path together, and learn more about spiritual maturity in unlikely places!

• How to Become #1 in God’s Eyes

In Jim Collins’ classic book, Good to Great, he highlights one important quality of effective and dynamic leaders.  In this message, Chip wraps up the series by sharing how we can become #1 in God’s eyes, and correct some misconceptions about servant leadership.