Disciple Making Movements Disciple Making Movements

The fourth week in a DMLC

How does a traditional bricks and mortar church embrace the disciple making movement strategy pioneered in the late 80's my non-resident missionaries in closed countries?

Listen as Roy Moran tells the Shoal Creek story.

Topic: "Obey"

What does it look like to really obey God? What are the tools and nutrients needed to cultivate that fertile soil in yourself that supports the obedience of a heart towards God? We'll take a look at what it means to move our often self-oriented hearts toward a softer love that comes from a connection with God.


First Wednesday is a monthly transforming experience that will set the stage for you to approach God with your Shoal Creek community and ask:

* Where is God leading our community now?
* Where is God leading me now?

It's a chance for us to recalibrate both individually in our walks with God and collectively as we continue on our mission to introduce people to Jesus. First Wednesday is a time for prayer, introspection, musical worship and deeper Biblical teaching.

This is an opportunity to release all of your cares and frustrations to God and to celebrate what He's done in your life and in the lives of your community. But don't confuse this with a Christian pep rally -- our goal isn't to just boost your adrenaline only to have you fall back into monotony 48 hours later. We want to offer you a true chance to connect with the living God in a meaningful, rich, and soul-transforming way.

May Series: Book of James

Have you ever looked at a copy of the Bible and wondered, "What's in there?"
"Is it full of magical spells? Bumper sticker slogans? Oooh, maybe it's full of chocolates."

Do you wonder what's in the Bible but are afraid to look? Do you worry that you won't understand it or even that you'll understand it and not agree?

"What if I read the Bible and I disagree? What if I read it and I can't do what it asks me?"

Well this May, the Shoal Creek community is going to walk together through one of the 66 books of the Bible -- James. James was the half-brother of Jesus and in his book, he writes to the first churches in a message that is just as vital and transforming today as it was nearly 2000 years ago.

If you've ever wondered what's in the Bible, but didn't know where to start or if you've read it and want a fresh perspective, join Shoal Creek each Sunday in May as we explore the Book of James.


5/09: Trust in God Produces the Goods (Works!)

May Series: Book of James

Have you ever looked at a copy of the Bible and wondered, "What's in there?"
"Is it full of magical spells? Bumper sticker slogans? Oooh, maybe it's full of chocolates."

Do you wonder what's in the Bible but are afraid to look? Do you worry that you won't understand it or even that you'll understand it and not agree?

"What if I read the Bible and I disagree? What if I read it and I can't do what it asks me?"

Well this May, the Shoal Creek community is going to walk together through one of the 66 books of the Bible -- James. James was the half-brother of Jesus and in his book, he writes to the first churches in a message that is just as vital and transforming today as it was nearly 2000 years ago.

If you've ever wondered what's in the Bible, but didn't know where to start or if you've read it and want a fresh perspective, join Shoal Creek each Sunday in May as we explore the Book of James.

5/02: Tough Times Breed Soft Hearts