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What it Means to be a Servant

Be a Servant

Jesus is the greatest servant, and through him, we gladly give of ourselves for the good of others because he gave his whole self for our good.

Your First Practices of a Servant

Commit to a Serving Team

In order to grow as a servant, you need a consistent place to serve the church—weekend serving teams are a great first step.

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The 5 Identities of Discipleship

The Bible emphasizes at least five identities that clarify what it means for us to be disciples. In the New Testament, disciples of Jesus are worshipers of God, members of God’s family, servants to others, stewards of God’s resources, and witnesses to the world.

Worshiper

Worshiper

As worshipers, disciples of Jesus seek to know, love, and obey God above all else.

Grow as a Worshiper

Family Member

Family Member

As family members, disciples of Jesus live with the local church as family.

Grow as a Family Member

Servant

Servant

As servants, disciples give of themselves for the good of others.

Grow as a Servant

Steward

Steward

As stewards, disciples of Jesus use their time, talent and treasure to know God and make him known.

Grow as a Steward

Witness

Witness

As witnesses, a disciple of Jesus proclaims Christ in word and deed.

Grow as a Witness