Did you know that you can go to church every week and not really be a disciple of Jesus? That’s the brutal truth Maplewood confronts this week as we continue to explore what discipleship really means.

Did you know that you can go to church every week and not really be a disciple of Jesus? That’s the brutal truth Maplewood confronts this week as we continue to explore what discipleship really means.

Maplewood is focusing on what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. This week, we’re exploring what we allow to shape who we are in our lives…for we are truly disciples of whatever we allow to shape us.

What is discipleship? Its a church word that gets thrown around. But what does it really mean. Over the next several weeks we are going to explore the importance of discipleship in the walk of a follower of Jesus. We begin exploring what the apostle Paul meant to be “in Christ” in 2 Corinthians 5:17.

What does a mature or maturing faith in Jesus look like? That’s what we’re exploring this week at Maplewood. We talk about faith a lot. But for followers of Jesus, there’s more to faith than desperation. Join us as we explore two of Jesus’ miracles in Mathew 9.

This week at Maplewood, we celebrated the day with our church service on the lawn. As we sat among the neighborhood trees and enjoyed the breeze, we spent some time reflecting on who we are becoming as we aspire to follow Jesus.

This week at Maplewood, we’re exploring the high stakes need to guard one’s faith in a world full of fake news and godless chatter.

Joy isn’t complete unless it is shared. We’re taking a hard look at that truth this week as we study 1 John 1:1-4. Take a listen…

This week at Maplewood, we are celebrating baptism of new believers. Yes, to be baptized is to be dunked, sprinkled with, or poured over with water. But what does it mean? We break it down as Pastor Joe speaks from Mark 1.

Life can sometimes derail our joy. This week, we are exploring how to relocate the joy of the Lord as our strength. Join us as we explore Phil. 4:4-9…

It’s hard to know the joy of the Lord as our strength if we don’ t get personally acquainted with God’s Word. This week, Maplewood continues to focus on Nehemiah 8:10-12, where we find the people of Israel discovering the joy of the Lord when they understand God’s Word.
