Some people talk as if there are two versions of following Jesus— 👉 those who just want to “be Christians” 👉 and those who take discipleship seriously.

But Jesus never made that distinction.

He simply said, “Whoever wants to be My disciple must deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow Me.” No fine print. No hidden clauses. No “optional upgrade.”

Following Jesus is discipleship. Discipleship is the Christian life. And life is found in losing ours for Him.

The teachings of Jesus are meant to reshape how we see faith, surrender, and the kingdom of God breaking into our lives today.

The choice is yours. Will we cling to our lives—or find real life in Him?

“Who do you say Jesus is?”

In Mark 8, Peter declares Jesus is the Messiah—the King. Not just a teacher. Not a mascot. Not a safety net. The One who conquers sin, death, and hell.

This week we looked at why that confession still changes everything— because when we see Jesus clearly as King, it reshapes how we live, how we love, and who we become.

What does it really mean to belong to a church family? In Acts 2, we see a Spirit-filled community shaped by worship, growth, unity, service, and mission.

This message unpacks PCC’s Covenant Commitment—a call to depend on King Jesus and one another as we live for His Kingdom together.

Faith doesn’t grow by accident. It’s formed through hearts that listen, love, teach, and remember.

In this message, parents and families are challenged to see discipleship as a daily calling—not just a Sunday activity. When our homes reflect the love and presence of Jesus, the next generation learns what it truly means to follow Him.

#FaithFamily #Deuteronomy6 #ParentingWithPurpose #GenerationalFaithfulness #PlymouthCommunityChurch #KingJesus

Today we saw how even the numbers preach the gospel:

5 + 2 = 12 (Jesus feeds the 5,000 — Israel satisfied).

7 → 7 with 4,000 (Jesus feeds the Gentiles — the nations satisfied).

From Israel to the nations, King Jesus is more than enough to fill what we empty and meet every need. 🍞✝️

And just like the blind man who finally saw clearly, may we see Jesus for who He truly is — the Bread of Life for all people.

#Mark6 #Mark8 #MoreThanEnough #FaithFamily #KingJesus

✨ Today was a special day in the life of our faith family as we ordained deacons at PCC. But the message wasn’t just for them—it was for all of us.

Every Christian is called to serve. 🙌 Every Christian should aim to qualify. 💡 Every Christian must keep their eyes on Jesus. 👀✝️

Leadership in the church is never about recognition—it’s about helping others remember Jesus, the greatest Servant of all.

May we be a faith family where the servants are hidden, and the Savior is seen. 💒

🌊 Storms in life will come. What matters is who shows up in the storm.

This week’s message reminds us that the greatest gift isn’t the absence of storms but the presence of the I AM.

When the disciples faced the wind and waves, they discovered something greater than calm seas: they discovered the glory of Jesus.

🙌 Watch the full message here and be encouraged to see His glory in your storm.

#TheGloryInTheStorm #FaithFamily #AllHailKingJesus

What do you do when Jesus doesn’t meet your expectations? 🤔

John the Baptist—the one who introduced Jesus as the Lamb of God 🕊️—sat in prison wondering, “Are You really the One?”

Sometimes our prayers don’t get answered the way we hope. 💔 The sickness lingers. The relationship doesn’t heal. The road gets harder. But Jesus reminds us: He came to bring freedom from sin ⛓️✝️ and life with Him—not just to make our problems disappear.

This message looks at John’s doubts, Jesus’ response, and the hope that even in our brokenness, His grace is the golden glue that holds us together ✨.

#FaithInTheFire #JesusIsEnough #GreaterStory