Episodios

  • Group Photos

    Group Photos
    Mar 8 2026
    What does it look like for a church to truly follow Jesus together?

    This message walks through the vision that shapes the life of Discovery Fellowship: together we follow Jesus, being transformed by Him, and living on mission to make Him known in our homes, community, and the world.

    Following Jesus is not meant to happen in isolation. God changes us over time, and He calls His people to live out His mission together. When Christ is shaping our lives, our relationships, conversations, and everyday activities become opportunities to make Him known.

    Discussion Questions

    1) Why do you think following Jesus can sometimes feel like an individual journey instead of something we do together?
    2) What does it look like for Jesus to actually transform someone’s life over time?
    3) How can everyday activities or groups become places where faith conversations naturally happen?
    4) What are some practical ways you can live on mission in your home or community this week?
    5) Who has helped shape your faith, and how did their influence impact you?
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  • Three Snapshots

    Three Snapshots
    Mar 1 2026
    As we move toward Easter, this message invites us to slow down and reflect on who Jesus is and who we are becoming. Looking at three snapshots from the life of Christ, we see a Savior who removes barriers, serves humbly, and calls His people into maturity.

    If the resurrection truly changed the world, it should shape the way we live today. This sermon challenges us to ask an honest question: Are we in the picture?

    Discussion Questions

    1) When you think about preparing for Easter, what usually comes to mind? How could you prepare your heart more intentionally this year?
    2) What are some subtle barriers that might keep people from approaching Jesus or feeling welcome in church?
    3) Where is God calling you to serve right now, even if it feels inconvenient?
    4) What does spiritual maturity look like in everyday life, not just in knowledge but in action?
    5) Who are the specific people in your life God may be calling you to love and serve this week?
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  • Who Cares?

    Who Cares?
    Feb 22 2026
    That question is not meant to be cynical. It is meant to be personal. In this message, we were reminded that the church exists for more than comfort. We are called to care, to serve, and to let Jesus be visible through our lives.

    Ephesians 2 tells us we are saved by grace, but also created for good works. Service is part of our design. It strengthens us spiritually, builds up the church, and impacts the eternity of those around us.

    If God is bigger than us and He lives within us, He should show.

    Discussion Questions:

    1) Where in your daily life do you have the greatest opportunity to serve others?
    2) Have you ever grown comfortable in your faith instead of active in it? What contributed to that?
    3) How does serving others strengthen your own spiritual health?
    4) Who in your sphere of influence might God be calling you to care for more intentionally?
    5) What is one practical step you can take this week to put feet on your faith?
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  • I Dedicate Myself to Dream Dangerous Dreams

    I Dedicate Myself to Dream Dangerous Dreams
    Feb 15 2026
    Faith that transforms does not stay seated.

    In Mark 10, Bartimaeus cries out to Jesus despite resistance, discomfort, and uncertainty. His story reminds us that real faith moves, persists, and acts even when it costs something. A dangerous God dream is not about ambition. It is about trusting God enough to step forward when He calls.

    This sermon invites each of us to consider whether we are living cautiously around the edges of faith or fully stepping into the calling God has placed on our lives and our church.

    Discussion Questions

    1) What would a dangerous God-given dream look like in your life right now?
    2) Where have you been tempted to settle for safe faith instead of active faith?
    3) What fears or voices tend to tell you to stay quiet or stay put?
    4) How does Bartimaeus’ persistence challenge your own approach to prayer and faith?
    5) If you look five years down the road, what kind of follower of Jesus do you hope to become?
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  • Sweating For All Your Worth

    Sweating For All Your Worth
    Feb 8 2026
    The Christian life is a journey of ongoing growth and transformation.

    This sermon focuses on how God shapes us over time as we remain grounded in His Word and responsive to His leading. Rather than chasing quick change or spiritual shortcuts, Scripture calls us to a steady, faithful walk that allows God to renew our minds and form our lives according to His will.

    True growth takes place when belief moves beyond words and begins to shape daily life.

    Discussion Questions

    1) Where do you most clearly see God shaping or transforming you right now?
    2) What habits or influences tend to pull you away from spiritual focus?
    3) How does renewing your mind affect the way you live out your faith?
    4) What role does obedience play in long-term spiritual growth?
    5) What is one intentional step you can take this week to stay grounded and growing?
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  • Gotta Grow

    Gotta Grow
    Feb 1 2026
    The Christian life is shaped by values that guide how we live and follow Jesus each day.

    This sermon brings together the core values of our church and calls us to examine how they are reflected in our daily lives. Grounded in God’s Word, compelled by love, faithfully obedient, and empowered to serve, these values are not goals to achieve but rhythms to live by as we grow in Christ.

    When these values take root, faith becomes visible, active, and transformative in both personal life and community.

    Discussion Questions

    1) Which of the four values do you find easiest to live out, and which feels most challenging?
    2) How does being grounded in God’s Word influence the other values?
    3) Where do you see love and obedience working together in your own faith?
    4) What tends to hold you back from serving consistently?
    5) What is one intentional step you can take this week to live out these values more clearly?
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  • Empowered to Serve

    Empowered to Serve
    Jan 25 2026
    God has given every believer gifts, abilities, and opportunities for a reason.

    This sermon challenges the idea that church is a place to sit back and consume. Instead, Scripture paints a picture of a body where every person is empowered to serve and every light matters. When believers fail to use what God has given them, darkness grows. When everyone steps in together, the light multiplies.

    Through Scripture, story, and practical application, this message invites us to stop drifting, stop waiting, and step fully into the mission God has placed before us.

    Discussion Questions

    1) Where have you been tempted to treat church like something you attend rather than something you participate in?
    2) What gifts or abilities do you feel God has given you, even if they feel small or unfinished?
    3) What fears or excuses most often keep you from serving?
    4) How does serving others help your faith grow and mature?
    5) What is one specific step you could take this week to move from watching to participating?
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  • Faithfully Obedient to God

    Faithfully Obedient to God
    Jan 18 2026
    Faith is more than a belief. It is a way of life.

    In this message, we are reminded that salvation is the starting line, not the finish line. Following Jesus means walking a path shaped by trust, love, and obedience. The earliest believers called this path “the Way” because faith was never meant to be a label, but a direction.

    As we stay grounded in God’s Word and compelled by love, obedience becomes the natural response of a transformed life. This sermon challenges us to stay out of the ditches and keep moving forward, trusting God with both our beliefs and our actions.

    Discussion Questions

    1) Why do you think “Am I going to heaven?” can be the wrong question for Christians to focus on?
    2) Where do you most often drift off the path, doing what you should not do or avoiding what you know you should do?
    3) How does obedience reveal what we truly believe about God?
    4) What is one area where you know God has already spoken clearly, but obedience feels difficult?
    5) What would it look like this week to take one intentional step forward on the Way?
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