As humans, the instincts for survival, human connection, and air to breath represent primal instincts that are built into our nature to fight for in the most difficult of times.
THERE IS ALSO A PRIMAL NATURE TO OUR FAITH.
In challenging times, believers often return to the simple, reproducible practices of the earliest disciples of Jesus. Today’s culture should send us as believers back to these rhythms and practices. Are you ready to go primal with your faith and in your church?
“Primal” means by nature or instinct. It may also refer to the earliest form of something.
As humans, the instincts for survival, human connection, and air to breath represent primal instincts that are built into our nature to fight for in the most difficult of times.
THERE IS ALSO A PRIMAL NATURE TO OUR FAITH.
In challenging times, believers often return to the simple, reproducible practices of the earliest disciples of Jesus. Today’s culture should send us as believers back to these rhythms and practices. Are you ready to go primal with your faith and in your church?
OUR 5 RHYTHMS
The New Testament book of Acts gives us the earliest form of our Faith in the most challenging of days for the church. Today’s culture should send us as believers back to their rhythms and practices. What were the Primal Rhythms of the earliest form of the church commissioned by Jesus?
Say ‘Yes’ to Jesus
Accept your identity as a Disciple and Disciple Maker. Say Yes to Jesus' call Follow him (Matthew 4:19) and to Make Disciples of All Nations (Matthew 28:18-20).
Believing Prayer
Adopt rhythms of prayer that empower fruitfulness as a Disciple Maker and Disciple-Making Community.
Gospel Conversations
Learn some simple ways to share the gospel conversationally and scatter the gospel everywhere you go (Acts 8:4; 12:24; 13:49).
Multiplying Groups
Gather people around the word of God utilizing simple methods that can easily spread.
Simple Gatherings
Gather simply with other believers to celebrate what God is doing and be encouraged and equipped for the mission of making disciples.
OUR 5 RHYTHMS
The New Testament book of Acts gives us the earliest form of our Faith in the most challenging of days for the church. Today’s culture should send us as believers back to their rhythms and practices. What were the Primal Rhythms of the earliest form of the church commissioned by Jesus?
Say ‘Yes’ to Jesus
Accept your identity as a Disciple and Disciple Maker. Say Yes to Jesus' call Follow him (Matthew 4:19) and to Make Disciples of All Nations (Matthew 28:18-20).
Believing Prayer
Adopt rhythms of prayer that empower fruitfulness as a Disciple Maker and Disciple Making Community.
Gospel Conversations
Learn some simple ways to share the gospel conversationally and scatter the gospel everywhere you go (Acts 8:4; 12:24; 13:49).
Multiplying Groups
Gather people around the word of God utilizing simple methods that can easily spread.
Simple Gatherings
Gather simply with other believers to celebrate what God is doing and be encouraged and equipped for the mission of making disciples.