Is love just a feeling—or is it the foundation of true discipleship?

In this message from Eagle Community Church of Christ, Minister John Gunter explores what it means to be Love-Driven as part of our Marks of a True Disciple series. Drawing from the words of Jesus in John 13 and other powerful scriptures, this sermon reveals that love isn’t optional—it’s the essential mark of a true follower of Christ.

Discover how real love is sacrificial, forgiving, unconditional, and active. If you’ve ever wondered what sets authentic Christianity apart, this message will challenge and inspire you to reflect the love of Christ in every relationship.

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What does it really mean to live by faith? In this powerful message from the Marks of a Disciple series, John Gunter shares how true discipleship begins where certainty ends. Through personal stories, biblical examples, and raw honesty, discover why faith is more than belief—it's a courageous trust in God's character even when the way forward is hidden. This episode will challenge, encourage, and inspire you to walk by faith, not by sight.

How would you describe your prayer life? Isn't it amazing that sometimes our prayer life can be continuous and fruitful, and at other times it may be sparse and bordering on transactional? Join us today as we look at prayer within scripture and how prayer shapes us into different people. Thanks for being here!

What place does fasting have in the life of a Christian? It may surprise you to learn that not all fasts are even planned. Some are just responses to our circumstances. Join us as we learn what Biblical fasting means and how we can utilize it in our own lives. Thanks for being here!

What would it have been like to experience the last days, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus? In this lesson, we hear from Mark how Jesus was mocked, abused and killed, but this was not the end. The ripple effect of Jesus' resurrection can be seen today 2,000 years after the fact. Join us as we experience the truth of God's love for us.

If you had been with Jesus, would you have denied that you knew him? Peter was undoubtedly in a tough spot after Jesus' arrest, but he was shocked to have done exactly what Jesus told him he would do. How does this translate into our lives? How often do we deny knowing Jesus?

In today's reading, Jesus institutes the Lord's Supper. When he does so, he ties together the whole story of Israel of which we are a part. This moment helps us focus on the love of God through the fullness of our lives. Study with us as we examine this Christian practice!

Jesus tells us to be on guard, so are you ready? Today we discuss the commands to stay ready for his return. Thanks for listening!