As leaders in God’s church, we function as under-shepherds of God’s precious flock of sheep. In this session, Andrew takes a practical look at some of the everyday functional needs of any church and how to be an effective and bold shepherd of the Lord’s people.
Andrew is the apostolic leader of Four12 (F12) and the lead elder of multisite, Joshua Generation Church. He has been in full-time ministry since 1996. After serving on the NCMI apostolic team for five years, he founded Four12 in 2011. Andrew is based in California, USA, with his wife, Emma, and their daughter, Enyah. Follow him on Facebook and Instagram.
The church is God's vessel through which He executes His plan to save a lost and dying world.
God has chosen us as His people to preach His Gospel and spread His love to all the world.
The importance of understanding the promises of God for the church today.
Listening to the voice of God and following His ways in how we build church.
The Word of God says that if we are faithful with the little, then God will grace us with the...
What we can learn from the lives of King David and King Saul, in order to build church well.
Practical non-negotiables that will ensure the work of a church plant is fruitful.
In order to build God's house, we need to build into the lives of His children.
To build church effectively, it's vital we submit to God's authority and sovereignty, being led by His Spirit.
The practicalities of showing the love of Jesus to visitors in the church and making them feel welcome.
How imitating God as the Good Shepherd, will help us lead and care for His sheep.
Church discipline is an important and life-giving element of every healthy church.
God's plan to build the church relies on the participation of every member of the body.
Devoting ourselves to the vision and the ways of the Lord Jesus today.
The children of God are called to live from a place of conviction, with deep confidence in what they believe.
We need to have courageous faith and stand firm in our conviction of the Lord Jesus.
Our lives need to reflect the glory and goodness of God, as we have been called to serve the church.
