GFA School of Discipleship is a year of radical growth for young adults to die to themselves for more of Christ in their lives.
This blog is designed to give you a closer look to what the program looks like. Hear what graduates are saying about the program, look at the various events the students engage in, and learn what makes the program unique.
A Time to Reflect…
Wow, what a year! As I reflect and look back over my time here as a GFA School of Discipleship (SD) student, I am just amazed by what the Lord did in my life. And I look forward for Him to continue breaking me, molding me, and creating me into what He wants me to...
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This is Me
Sometimes it is really hard to fit in with the people around you. You feel like everyone around you has a different way to say or do things. You feel like you are on the outside looking in. You feel judged and looked down on. This can make it hard to go to a social...
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To the Philippians…
The students recently studied the book of Philippians Recently we did a study on the Book of Philippians. It was so good--what amazes me is that Paul was still able to write such a letter like this, full of so much joy, gratitude, hope, and encouragement, while in the...
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Break My Heart for What Breaks Yours
Imagine with me you’re at home. You’re going through your day and nothing eventful has happened thus far. You are relaxing reading a book or an article online when all of a sudden, someone runs in and tells you that your best friend was just in a car...
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Perspective and the Real Focus
Perspective. So lately I've been feeling pretty overwhelmed and stressed. I haven't had much alone time (I'm very much of an introvert) and the book we're going over in class is pretty heavy. This morning in chapel however, the Lord gave me a vision (I promise I'm not...
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I Shall Not Want
“From the love of my own comfort From the fear of having nothing From a life of worldly passions Deliver me O God From the need to be understood And from a need to be accepted From the fear of being lonely Deliver me O God Deliver me O God And I shall not want, no, I...
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