Angelo Grasso
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DSCPL | Paradigm Shift | Angelo Grasso
What does it really mean to follow Jesus? Angelo Grasso examines the disciples’ need for a paradigm shift in their understanding of Jesus’s kingdom and power. He delves into the significance of Jesus’s ascension and His finished work on the cross. We are called to make disciples, not just by preaching, but by embodying and…
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DSCPL | Identity | Angelo Grasso
Discipleship is more about who we are with than what we do for. Angelo Grasso highlights Jesus’s pursuit of us and the transformative power of His presence. Angelo uses personal stories and the example of the first disciples to illustrate how our actions shape who we are. By answering Jesus’s call to follow Him, we…
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DSCPL | Counting the Cost | Angelo Grasso
Define the commitment and reprioritization that discipleship requires with Angelo Grasso. Angelo uses the call of Jesus’s first disciples and the story of a would-be disciple who wanted to say goodbye to his family before following Jesus to illustrate the need for putting Christ first. Discipleship necessitates an exclusive commitment to Christ, similar to the…
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DSCPL | Born Again | Angelo Grasso
Angelo Grasso explains the concept of being “Born Again” (John 3:1-3) through the lens of marriage, examining discipleship as both a death to an old self and a new beginning. The contrast of Nicodemus’s focus on physical details with Jesus’s call to spiritual rebirth emphasizes the importance of recognizing a reality beyond our limited perspectives.
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DSCPL | Wounded Healers | Angelo Grasso
Angelo Grasso explores Jesus’s parable of the Good Samaritan, focusing on the encounter with the expert in the law and the question, “Who is my neighbor?” He delves into the concept of love as attachment and identity, contrasting it with mere action, and highlights how our treatment of others reflects our relationship with God. Discover…
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DSCPL | You. Follow. | Angelo Grasso
Angelo Grasso’s message shows Peter back to the place where his journey began—by the lake. After failure and denial, Jesus meets him with love, restoring him with the simple yet profound call: “Follow Me.” The message? True discipleship is rooted in Christ’s faithful love, not our perfection.