AOX

This week, Brad gave some updates on what is next for our church community. 

This week, we continued our discussion on the role of leadership in the church by contrasting Shepherds and hirelings, as Jesus did in John 10. This is our last week discussing Biblical Leadership. Next week, November 16, we will conclude our series with a time of prayer, consecration, and a potluck. 

This week, we continued our series on Biblical Leadership by exploring the posture and purpose of leadership as seen in the life of Jesus. 

This week, we continued our discussion on Biblical leadership by examining different structural images of the Church found within scripture. 

This week, we continued our discussion centered around God's heart for leadership in His church. We compiled a list of leadership roles found in Scripture, and then discussed each of these different roles as a community. 

This week, we paused to hear from one another about how God has speaking to each of us regarding His heart for His church, and how we are being led into repentance.

This week, we continued our series on Biblical Leadership, exploring God's heart for the Church to grow into, "the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ" as written in Ephesians 4:13. 

This week we continued our series on Biblical leadership by exploring a third image of the church found in scripture: God's church as God's family. 

 

 

This week we continued looking at the three images of the church found in scripture, with a focus on the church as a house of living stones as described in 1 Peter 2.

This week, we continued our series in discovering what God's word has to say about the leadership of His church. Looking at three images of the church found in scripture, this week's focus was on the image of the church in Ephesians 5 where the church is depicted as the Body of Christ, and Jesus as the head of the body.