What does it mean for evangelism to flow naturally out of the life of a disciple rather than exist as a separate program or duty? In this teaching, Steve Wilkins concludes a series on foundational Christian discipleship by presenting evangelism as the natural overflow of God’s heart through His people. He emphasizes the eternal value of every person and the church’s calling as ambassadors of reconciliation. Rather than treating evangelism as a task or program, he frames it as a shared identity shaped by love for God and others. The message explores how God actively pursues the lost in different forms of brokenness—whether wandering, ignorance, rebellion, or self-righteousness—through the themes illustrated in the parables of the lost sheep, coin, and sons. Ultimately, evangelism is portrayed as both a responsibility and a joy rooted in participation in God’s redemptive mission and expressed through everyday life.

Welcome to our Foundation Stones series! These videos express the "KNOW" element of the Kindred House mission: To Know, Grow, and Go Together.

This initiative reflects our commitment to building a united family of believers who seek to KNOW God intimately, GROW in faith and purpose, and GO out to impact the world through His power and love. We invite you to watch, reflect, and learn with us throughout this journey.

To learn more about Kindred House Church, visit kindredhouse.church.

What does it really mean to be a disciple of Jesus rather than simply attending church or making a one-time decision? In this teaching, Steve Wilkins explains that discipleship is the normal Christian life, not an advanced level. Drawing from Luke 14 and Luke 9, he describes discipleship as daily surrender—denying self, taking up the cross, and following Jesus in every area of life. He challenges a Western model that often emphasizes decisions over transformation, calling instead for lives shaped by ongoing obedience and closeness to Christ. He also outlines discipleship as a journey of maturity, from new believers to spiritual parents who reproduce faith in others. Finally, he highlights the importance of community, where believers are shaped through relationships with those ahead, beside, behind, and outside the faith.

Welcome to our Foundation Stones series! These videos express the "KNOW" element of the Kindred House mission: To Know, Grow, and Go Together.

This initiative reflects our commitment to building a united family of believers who seek to KNOW God intimately, GROW in faith and purpose, and GO out to impact the world through His power and love. We invite you to watch, reflect, and learn with us throughout this journey.

To learn more about Kindred House Church, visit kindredhouse.church.

What does it mean for the Church to be defined by its sound of worship? In this message, Steve Wilkins explores worship as the “sound of the Church,” beginning not with expression but with sacrifice. Through Genesis 22 and the story of Abraham and Isaac, he shows that true worship starts with surrender—trusting God more than the gifts He gives and offering our lives as a living sacrifice.

He then develops worship through the believer’s identity as a royal priesthood, called to live continually in God’s presence, and through the example of David, whose life reflects worship as both devotion and expression. Worship is shown to include intimacy, repentance, spiritual warfare, and joyful praise. Ultimately, worship is presented as a way of life: the sound of a surrendered people whose hearts and actions reflect God’s presence and movement in the world.

Welcome to our Foundation Stones series! These videos express the "KNOW" element of the Kindred House mission: To Know, Grow, and Go Together.

This initiative reflects our commitment to building a united family of believers who seek to KNOW God intimately, GROW in faith and purpose, and GO out to impact the world through His power and love. We invite you to watch, reflect, and learn with us throughout this journey.

To learn more about Kindred House Church, visit kindredhouse.church.