Blueprint Church

As we continue our series, Genuine Faith, we learn that assurance of our salvation is an ongoing journey directly connected to our obedience to Jesus' commands to love one another.

As we continue in 1 John, we look at the role that repentance plays in the life of someone who has genuine faith in Christ's offer of salvation.

As we begin our walk through 1 John, we seek the text to find assurance of our salvation.

The Gospel provides us with the strength we need to; serve well, stand straight, shine bright, and survive for the sake of the saints in our Body.

Worship begins and ends with God. Romans paints a clear picture of what God has done in the believer's life and how his mercy should inform our worship.

As we begin our series, Life Verses, Muche digs into Philippians 3 and looks at the importance of faith in our relationships with Christ.

It's not enough for us to have good thoughts about Jesus, we need to have the right thoughts about Him. Good thoughts, that are wrong thoughts, only leads us into placing false expectations on Jesus. Why did He come into the world and what does that have to do with me?

The Great Commission calls us to go and make disciples. Dhati interviews a panel of Blueprint members about how they endeavor to make disciples in their daily lives.

As we continue in our series, Be:Rooted, Pastor Dhati exhorts to the Blueprint family to continue to labor for the harvest by giving them five reasons why missions gives us the ability to overcome mediocrity.

Today, Pastor Dhati, looks at how Jesus calls His disciples to respond to the present need of the harvest by commissioning them to labor and looking to Him.

As we continue to follow Jesus' mission through the book of Matthew, we see the importance of creating a culture that focuses on making disciples.

As we launch our Be:Rooted series, Dhati will look at how God meets our greatest need for security, significance, and hope in the gospel by establishing God’s family.

D.A. Horton illustrates what a balanced prayer life looks like, using Ephesians 3:14-21 to demonstrate how it includes face-to-face time with the Father, fearless requests made by faith, and focus on family fellowship.

Church planter James Roberson shares the amazing things God is doing in Brooklyn, while using Acts 19 to encourage us to focus on discipleship, trust God, and embrace the life of adventure He has for us.

As we continue in our series, Ready, Set Go, Dhati calls us to live courageously by living a life that is dependent on God’s presence, power, and patience.

Using Paul's interactions with the Athenians in Acts 17 as a guide, Chad walks us through what it looks like to confront idolatry-- in our lives and in the lives of others. When we see the glory of God going to someone or something else, we are compelled to speak out with the gospel, and the gospel always begins with God, the only one who deserves our worship.

When navigating the tension of relating to people as unto The Lord we battle with swinging towards condoning others and their sin to condemning others. Living in a diverse city we know this is a tension we manage not solve realizing living in either extreme diminishes Gods glory and deteriorates our relationship with others. To get a framework for navigating this tension we turn to Micah 6.