This week we talked about "barefoot disciples", learning the ways of Jesus by washing one another's feet.

This week, we began our discussion on what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. Jesus called his first disciples to follow Him and become fishers of men. We see three pillars that are essential for discipleship to Jesus: Abiding, obeying, and becoming. 

This week, we continued our series on Life Together. Looking at Philippians 2 and Hebrews 10, we discussed four values that are fundamental to our spiritual family: Confrontation, honor, accountability, and purity. We do not commit to each other because people are perfect, we commit because Jesus is worthy, and love is how Christ is formed among us.

This week, we discussed the difference between barriers and boundaries, and God's desire for us to share life together in a deep way. 

This week, we continued looking at Acts 2 and discussed our community value for sharing life together. Sharing life is less about adding more to our lives, but simply inviting people into the things we already do. This creates natural opportunities for connection, relationship, and discipleship. 

This week we finished our discussion on church rhythms by looking at Acts 2, James 3, and by establishing five rhythms we are committing to as a community: Word, Worship, Prayer, fasting, and feasting. 

Jessie Woodard shares and leads a discussion on Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem. 

This week we continued talking about the rhythms of the early church, focusing on how we can actually live those out together in our own community. We aim to follow Jesus together by sharing life and spiritual practices like fasting, feasting, worship, reading scripture, sabbath, and praying together. 

This week, we followed up and debriefed our conversation from last week, where we considered rhythms of the early New Testament church and the importance of gathering together as believers.