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STEPS

 

STEPS is an entry-level discipleship group designed to help you in your journey with the Lord. 

 

STEPS focuses on Five Basic Assurances and the Four Basic Habits that every Christian needs  in order to grow to spiritual maturity.  These lessons will ... 

The goal of STEPS is to equip you with the fundamental principles (knowledge) of the victorious Christian life and the processes (steps) available to empower you to become fully devoted disciples in Christ "that you may become mature Christians" (Col. 4:12b Philips). 

 

The second goal of STEPS is that you commit to TRACKS which will empower you to become a World Class Christian. 

 

"In the past you voluntarily gave your bodies to the service of vice and...the purposes of evil.  So now give yourselves to the serive of righteousness--for the purpose of becoming truly good." Romans 6:19  (Ph)      

 

 

"Give God a year and He will TRANSFORM your life…."

 Pastor Ray Berryhill

 

 

 

 

 

 

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