It’s possible to admire Jesus—and still sense there is more.

In Part 2 of the Come and See Conference series, Lisa invites listeners to examine the quiet tension many believers carry: knowing about Jesus without truly knowing Him. Drawing from Matthew 16, the life of Peter, and the difference between spectatorship and discipleship, this message explores why transformation falters when faith is built on information alone.

Rather than rushing toward imitation, Lisa slows the conversation down—emphasizing intimacy before response, revelation before movement, and encounter before expression. This teaching speaks to those who feel unsatisfied with surface-level faith and long for a deeper, more personal knowing of Jesus.

This message will help you reflect on:

• The difference between observing Jesus and walking with Him
• Why revelation often precedes transformation
• How personal encounter reshapes the way we follow
• Why faith rooted in relationship carries endurance and depth
• How knowing who Jesus is to you changes everything

Discipleship doesn’t begin with performance—it begins with relationship.

And following Jesus flows naturally from truly knowing Him.

To go deeper, read: Come and See: The Jesus Approach to Equipping Biblical Disciples

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We’ve confused discipleship with information. But Jesus never said, “Come and take notes.” He said, “Come and follow Me.”

In this powerful first message from the Come and See Conference, Lisa Schwarz calls us back to the heart of biblical discipleship—an immersive, relational, and transformational way of life. Drawing from Jesus’ own model, she unpacks why the Great Commission isn’t just about making converts, but producing multipliers.

You’ll discover:

• Why discipleship must be demonstrated, not just taught

• How spiritual transformation requires more than biblical knowledge

• The difference between knowing the Word and doing it

• Why relationship, imitation, and practice are the keys to multiplication

This message is an invitation to embody the life of Jesus, not simply admire His teachings.

Because discipleship is proven by demonstration, not declaration.

To go deeper, read: Come and See: The Jesus Approach to Equipping Biblical Disciples

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We all want to win—but what if victory isn’t something you achieve, but something you receive? In this powerful message, Lisa Schwarz unpacks what it means to walk in a victorious mindset—not one fueled by striving, but one grounded in the unshakable truth that victory has already been given through Jesus Christ (1 Cor. 15:54-58).

Whether you're dreaming big for your year, or simply fighting to stay in the race, this word will realign your mindset and remind you: You are triumphant, unconquerable, and undefeatable—not because of what you've done, but because of what Jesus has done for you.

👉 Ready to stop striving and start living in the win? Hit play.

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