Discipleship: See You at the Pole

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The goal of Discipleship at NPC is to infect all people with joy in God's glory and a passion to become like him.
We want to intentionally connect men, women and children in small group communities, spiritual relationships which help individuals toward: a growing familiarity with God's Word, a greater knowledge of God, a deeper relationship with Christ, and an increasing responsiveness to the Holy Spirit toward experiencing and applying the Gospel to life.
Discipleship helps people engage in intentional community with the purpose of helping one another be more like Christ.
Discipleship means taking the gospel (the good news about Jesus Christ and what he did on the cross) and applying it to everyday life experiences like driving kids to school, managing a team at work, raising children, and working in the yard.
Discipleship includes the activities of welcoming, discovering, learning, connecting, becoming a member, engaging in small groups, finding leadership roles, and serving in the church and local community.

September 17, 2010

See You at the Pole

Parents and students, consider heading over to the flagpole at your school next Wednesday, September 22, 2010. Join others in prayer for our schools, country, our hearts and relationships.

More information on this great event can be read here.

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