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Surrender to Jesus

We are so happy you are here and are taking your next step of faith by discovering who Jesus is. Being a Christ follower means that Jesus is your King, Lord, Savior and Friend. He invites you into a personal relationship with Him. Being a Christ follower is not based on how good you are, but it is based on who Jesus is and what He has done for you through His life, death and resurrection.

The Bible says if we confess with our mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in our heart that God raised Him from the dead, we will be saved (Romans 10:9). Surrendering your life to Jesus means…

  • A – Admit that you are a sinner in need of a Savior. By nature we are dead in our sins and rebellious against God. There is nothing we can do to bring us into right standing with Him.

  • B – Believe deep in your heart that when Jesus chose to die on the cross as a payment for your sin it counted for you.

  • C – Confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and Savior; publicly proclaiming that only by grace through faith in Jesus can you have a right relationship with God.

And once you admit, believe and confess, you can never lose your salvation.

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What are spiritual disciplines?

Spiritual Disciplines are the practices found in scripture that promote spiritual growth among believers. They are habits of devotion and experiential Christianity (experiencing the presence of God in your life) that have been practiced by God’s people since biblical times. 

 

While these are activities, the goal of practicing is not about doing as much as it is about being: being with Jesus and being transformed to be more like HIM. If the focus or motive is just about doing then the point of the discipline will be lost.

Life Groups & Bible Study Groups

Nazareth's life groups create space for Christ-followers to gather and develop deep relationships in a close community. Life groups generally meet continuously, rotating between studies and prioritizing relational needs: life discussions, prayer requests, etc. The goal is to connect and grow together over a more extended period.

 

Nazareth's study groups​ focus on a specific topic and generally meet within a set time frame until the study is completed. The goal is to explore a subject and learn more about God and the Bible. Along with the study's primary focus, there is always a relational component.

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Nazareth Small Group Leaders

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