Podcast Episode: Because He Said So — Week 3: “Make Disciples”

In this week’s message, Pastor Colton Arbuckle dives into Jesus’ final command in Matthew 28:19–20 — to make disciples of all nations. What does it really mean to make disciples, and how do we live that out in everyday life?

Join us as Colton challenges believers to move beyond simply attending church to becoming disciple-makers — people who invest in others, teach God’s Word, and walk with them as they grow in faith. This message will inspire, equip, and remind you that the Great Commission isn’t just for pastors or missionaries… it’s for every follower of Jesus.

🙌 Listen in, take notes, and let’s get to work — because He said so.

🎙️ Because He Said So – Week 2

In this week’s message, Pastor Colton continues our Because He Said So series by focusing on the command found at the beginning of Matthew 28:20 — “teach them to obey everything I have commanded you.”

Before we can teach others the commands of Christ, we must first know them for ourselves. Understanding what Jesus actually said—and what He didn’t—is essential for living out genuine faith. Colton reminds us that discipleship starts with learning, and that obedience flows from knowing God’s truth.

Throughout the message, we also look at a few popular phrases that sound biblical but aren’t truly found in Scripture. It’s a powerful reminder that our foundation must rest on God’s Word, not cultural sayings or half-truths.

Join us as we learn what Jesus really commanded, and discover how knowing His Word helps us teach, live, and lead faithfully—because He said so.

In this first message of our new series Because He Said So, Pastor Colton Arbuckle teaches from Matthew 28:16–20, where Jesus gives His followers the Great Commission. Before anything else—before the teaching, before the going—He calls us to be baptized.

Why does baptism matter so much? What does it represent? And why should every believer take this step of obedience? In this sermon, Pastor Colton unpacks the meaning, purpose, and power of baptism—not as a tradition, but as an act of obedience to the Savior.

Join us as we learn to follow Jesus because He said so. 💧