Start a Gathering
Open your home. Share a meal. Encounter Jesus together.
The Priesthood of All Believers
Jesus didn't command us to build cathedrals or hire professional speakers. He called us to make disciples. A church can simply be a spiritual family gathering in a living room, a coffee shop, or a park.
When you host a gathering, you are stepping into the Biblical model of the oikos (household). Everyone brings something to share, everyone has a voice, and leadership is distributed organically among mature believers rather than hoarded by a single individual.
Find a Gathering Near You
Digital tools are just a bridge. We are currently building a network of offline, in-person house churches. Soon, you will be able to search this directory to find a gathering in your local area.
The Three-Thirds Discipleship Engine
This simple framework can be used anywhere. It doesn't require a theology degree or a polished presentation. It relies on the Holy Spirit and the Word of God to transform lives.
1. Look Back
Mutual Care & Accountability
- Care: How are you doing? (Check on mental, emotional, and physical health).
- Worship: Spend a few minutes praising God through song, silence, or prayer.
- Accountability: Did you complete your "I will" statement from last week? Did you share the Gospel with anyone?
2. Look Up
Divine Truth
- Read: Have someone read a short passage of Scripture out loud.
- Retell: Have someone else retell the story in their own words.
- Discuss:
- What does this teach us about God?
- What does this teach us about humanity?
3. Look Ahead
Apostolic Mission
- Obey: What specific, measurable "I will" statement can you make to obey this passage this week?
- Equip: Practice sharing a 2-minute testimony or a simple Gospel illustration.
- Pray: Pray for friends and family members who are far from God.