Foundation Stones #9 - The Practice of the Church: Shared Life
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What does it look like for the Church to actually live as a shared community? In this message, Steve Wilkins walks through Acts 2:42 and the early believers’ devotion to four core practices: the apostles’ teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer. He explains that these rhythms were not simply religious habits, but the foundation of a new kind of life together shaped by Jesus. Fellowship is presented as real shared life in Christ, breaking bread as participation in his covenant work, and prayer as ongoing connection with God. Together, these practices move the Church beyond information into transformation, forming a Spirit-shaped community that reflects the life and unity of Christ in everyday life.
Welcome to our Foundation Stones series! These videos express the "KNOW" element of the Kindred House mission: To Know, Grow, and Go Together.
This initiative reflects our commitment to building a united family of believers who seek to KNOW God intimately, GROW in faith and purpose, and GO out to impact the world through His power and love. We invite you to watch, reflect, and learn with us throughout this journey.
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