In order to create a culture of disciple-making, we must resist our instinct to start with designing programs and begin with creating a different culture.

The earliest Christian gatherings were not around a stage, they were around a table.

Our decision to use a different name is not about distancing ourselves from our roots. It is about removing barriers so people can encounter Jesus first.

For the early Christians, every Sunday was time at the table. Communion is central for us too.

Instead of competing, let’s focus on expanding God’s kingdom through disciple-making.

People everywhere are longing for more substantive Christianity.

The word behind the idea of “sound doctrine” means “health producing.”

How can we position our hearts to be filled more with the Spirit’s presence?

What are the marks of a church that is following Jesus?