Christian community is built on more than shared interests; it’s about sharing life in Christ. Let’s explore the early church’s example of living in deep, purposeful community. Through worship, breaking bread, and sharing resources, they cultivated connections that went well beyond the surface. We’ll explore how we can foster deeper connections in our church community, practicing forgiveness, encouragement, and accountability as we grow together in Christ.
Discussion guide:
Read and reflect on Acts 2:42-47, Ephesians 4:32, Colossians 3:13, Hebrews 10:24-25
1. What can we learn from the early church’s way of building community that we can apply to our own church today?
2. What are the main obstacles in modern life that prevent us from forming deeper, more meaningful bonds with others in our church community?
3. How do forgiveness, grace, and vulnerability contribute to building authentic relationships in our church?
4. What practices or habits can we adopt to make sure that we are encouraging and supporting one another regularly?
5. How do small groups or intentional gatherings within the church help deepen relationships and build a sense of family?
Personal Challenge: Reach out to someone in our church community this week and offer an encouraging word, a prayer, or practical help. Look for opportunities to foster deeper connections with fellow believers.
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