What does it mean to follow Jesus — not just as a fan watching from the stands, but as someone who's fully committed?

In this message from New Vision Church in Fayetteville, Georgia, we guide listeners through a twelve-question spiritual self-examination — a check engine light moment for your faith. We get practical and honest about the difference between conversion and commitment, using the framework we've been building all series: Know, Grow, Show, and Go.

We land on three patterns for a life of discipleship — take time with God, take His yoke, and take up your cross.

Part of the Elemental series at New Vision Church. Find us at newvisionc.com.

What does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus, not just someone who attends church, but someone who actually follows him? This message from New Vision Church in Fayetteville, Georgia, is a call to examine where you really stand.

Pastor George introduces a framework of spiritual CPR: Confession, Profession, and Repentance — three essentials for anyone who feels their faith has gone cold or wants to come back to life. He also challenges those already walking with the Lord to take the next step: being conformed to Christ and genuinely committed, not just on paper.

Using Luke 9, he works through what it actually costs to follow Jesus and asks the question most of us avoid: are you a disciple, or just someone who agreed with the idea of one?

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Decisions are easy to make. Following through is where real change happens.

This message explores the difference between intention and discipline, and why so many people feel stuck in regret. It offers a clear reminder that the past cannot be changed, but the future is still shaped by what we choose to do now.

Focusing on "Triple A," affections, attitudes, and actions, this sermon calls listeners to examine what they love, how they think, and how they live. Discipleship is not just a moment. It is a daily pattern of bringing every part of life under the authority of Jesus.

From New Vision Church in Fayetteville, Georgia.

Belong. Be Loved. Believe.

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Our new series, Elemental, focuses on discipleship. Our growth is often impeded by the way we separate and compartmentalize our lives. The reality is that everything matters to God. Join us as we explore that very topic today.

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Belong. Be Loved. Believe.

This Easter message from New Vision Church in Fayetteville, Georgia, follows the story of Scripture through three gardens: Eden, Gethsemane, and the empty tomb.

From the entrance of sin to the surrender of Jesus and the victory of the resurrection, this message centers on what Christ has done and what it means for us today.

The question remains the same: where are you in relation to Him?

If you are exploring faith, returning to it, or trying to understand what it means to follow Jesus, this message invites you to consider that step.

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On the night of Passover, Jesus introduced a new covenant and a new command.

This message explores how the old system of works was fulfilled through Christ, and what it means to live under grace instead. It also looks closely at the command to love others as Jesus has loved us, a standard that goes far beyond what comes naturally.

Through both teaching and example, Jesus set a pattern of humility, service, and sacrifice that still confronts how we live today.

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Fayetteville, GA

In this message from New Vision Church, we are reminded that Jesus calls His followers a “city on a hill”—a visible, collective light meant to shine in a dark world.

This is not about standing out individually, but about living together in such a way that the world sees something different.

Through practical teaching and real-life examples, this sermon explores what it means to live:

• intentionally
• incarnationally
• invitationally

As believers, we are not the source of the light—God is.
But when we live surrendered to Him, His light becomes visible through us.

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In this message from George Lockhart, we are challenged to live as the light of Christ in a world filled with darkness.

Through real stories from global missions and a powerful call to action, this message reminds us that the gospel is meant to be shared.

Jesus calls every believer to make disciples as we go. Whether across the world or in our everyday lives, we are called to shine His light with compassion, urgency, and purpose.

Like a glow stick, we don’t shine until we’re broken. When God breaks our hearts for what breaks His, our lives begin to radiate His light in a dark world.

Will you be the light?

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