One Another
Jesus didn't just ask His followers to be friendly with each other. He issued a new command rooted in His own sacrificial love, one that sets the bar far higher than natural affection or shared interests. Across four sermons, Tony works through what it means to love, encourage, unite with, and be devoted to one another as the body of Christ. From the intimate family bonds formed by Christ's blood to the accountability of mutual shepherding and the active nurture of Spirit-given unity, this series maps out a vision of church that is both deeply challenging and genuinely life-giving. If you've ever longed for community that goes beyond Sunday, this is where to start.
Jesus gives His followers a fresh command: love one another as He has loved them. This sacrificial love marks His disciples and shines as a compelling light to the world.
Sheep without a shepherd will die. God provides shepherding through trusted peers, church leaders, and the great Shepherd Himself to guide believers safely home.
Through Christ's blood, former strangers become fellow citizens, family members, and living stones in God's dwelling place. The gospel creates bonds deeper than nationality or bloodline.
The church family is bonded by something deeper than shared interests or natural affection. Through Christ's blood, believers become true brothers and sisters, devoted to one another with sacrificial love.