Matthew 28: 18 And Jesus came and spoke to them, saying, All
authority has been given to Me in heaven and on earth
Matthew 28: 18And Jesus came and spoke to them, saying,All
authority has been given to Me in heaven and on earth.19Go
therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in
the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy
Spirit,20teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded
you; and lo, I am with you always,evento the end of the age. Twin
Rivers Worship Center: The purpose of TRWC is for people to
Experience, Connect, Grow and Serve. The main mission of the life
group ministry is discipleshipto help people GROW.
ExperienceYou help people to experience God when you encourage
them to attend a Sunday morning service.
ConnectYou help people to connect and take their next step as
you direct them to Connect Track.
GrowYou help people to grow as you invite them to your life
group or recommend another life group to them. As you disciple
others, you help to move people along on their journey with Christ
and thus you fulfill the Great Commission!
ServeYou lead by example as you serve as a life group leader at
TRWC. You encourage others to serve in their God-given talents. You
model generosity by fostering support for the life group sponsored
missionary.
10575 Tesson Ferry RoadSt. Louis, MO 63123Church Office:
314-729-0704 Church Front Desk Hours: M-TH 9:00 a.m.-4:00
p.m.www.trwc.comLife Group Leader Pledge:1. I have chosen to answer
the call to serve as a life group leader at Twin Rivers Worship
Center.
2. I will promote unity with others and will work as a team with
those God has put around me. Im not in competition with other
leaders, but we are co-laborers together.
3. As part of a team, I know that monthly meetings are scheduled
so that I may have regular contact with the Discipleship Pastor and
my fellow leaders and so that I may continue to grow as a leader. I
will put forth my best effort in attending these gatherings.
4. I will put into practice those skills I learn in training,
knowing that those skills will help me to be a better leader. I
understand as a person who is helping to shepherd the flock that I
must keep lines of communication open with the Discipleship
Pastor.
5. I realize the importance of speaking positively about my
church while putting a damper on negative speech and practice
positive speech. If I do have concerns, I will voice those directly
to the Discipleship Pastor to be dealt with in an appropriate
manner.
6. I realize God has entrusted me with a group of people, and
that this is Gods group, not mine. Therefore, if the time comes
when I believe I am no longer called to lead the group, I will
contact the Discipleship Pastor before contacting anyone else. I
will work in harmony with the Discipleship Pastor to transition the
group in a way that is pleasing to God and not divisive. I realize
God has set up a structure at TRWC, and that structure is in place
to provide a prayer covering, support system and
accountability.
7. When things arent going well with my group or with an
individual, I will reach out to the Discipleship Pastor for
assistance while upholding confidentiality.
8. If Im dealing with something personally, I realize I can
reach out to the Discipleship Pastor or the TRWC Counseling Center
for support.
9. As a leader, I recognize that Im a role model to others.
Therefore, I will exemplify the principles of Christ in speech and
action and will refrain from those things that may cause my brother
to stumble.
10. I understand discipleship is the core of what we do as
leaders and is the heart of Jesus.
11. I will promote community in my group and create a sense of
shared responsibility. This means I must be attentive to group
dynamics and deal with situations or people in the group who are
not healthy.
12. I understand the importance of a disciplined life of Bible
reading, prayer, church attendance and tithing and regularly
praying for group members and my church. I know that praying for
the members of my group will make for a strong and blessed
group.
TRWC Life Groups: The Acts 2 Church ModelThey devoted themselves
to the apostles' teaching and to the fellowship, to the breaking of
bread and to prayer. Everyone was filled with awe, and many wonders
and miraculous signs were done by the apostles. All the believers
were together and had everything in common. Selling their
possessions and goods, they gave to anyone as he had need. Every
day they continued to meet together in the temple courts. They
broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere
hearts, praising God and enjoying the favor of all the people. And
the Lord added to their number daily those who were being saved.
(Acts 2:42-47)
Life Groups = the ACTS 2 church in action (Acts 2:42), focusing
on 5 elements of Christian Community. Each Life Group must have
these elements in place:
TeachingAs iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another.
(Proverbs 27:17)Life Groups are a place where people grow in the
Word and become more like Jesus! Fellowship Two are better than
one, because they have a good return for their work. If one falls
down, his friend can help him up. But pity the man who falls and
has no one to help him up! Also, if two lie down together, they
will keep warm. But how can one keep warm alone? Though one may be
overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is
not quickly broken. (Ecclesiastes 4:9-12)Life Groups are a place
where people connect and experience community.Breaking of bread
(This is optional and only makes sense for some group). Every day
they continued to meet together in the temple courts. They broke
bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere hearts.
(Acts 2:46)Life Groups are a place where people share a meal
together and get to know each other. Some of our greatest memories
in life happened around the dinner table. Some groups will share a
meal and some will serve desserts or snacks. PrayerAgain, I tell
you that if two of you on earth agree about anything you ask for,
it will be done for you by my Father in heaven. For where two or
three come together in my name, there am I with them. (Matthew
18:19-20)Life Groups are a place where we pray together, support
each other through the hard time and celebrate prayers answered!
(*Set a rule up front that if prayer requests are taken, the time
will be limited and requests will be shared respectfully and not
guised as gossip).
Care/Serve We know what real love is because Christ gave up His
life for us. And so we also ought to give up our lives for our
Christian brothers and sisters. (1 John 3:16 NLT)Life Groups are a
place where we care about each other. Whether it is through prayer,
making a meal for someone who is ill, noticing when someone is
away, or speaking the truth in love, the life group experience is
something we all need. Life Groups are a safe place where everyone
should feel important, accepted and protected. Who do we serve?1.
As individuals, we serve one another. 2. As a team, we assist a
missionary on a global scale. 3. As a group, we bless our community
when we do outreach together.
As you can see, at TRWC we arent church inactionwe are a church
IN ACTION! The book of Acts records the tremendous growth of the
first church in Jerusalem. Small group meetings in homes were the
foundation of the early church and they are foundation at TRWC. We
believe the ACTS 2 church is the greatest church growth model of
all time!
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens
can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.
~Margaret Mead Who: Life Groups are for EVERYONE! There may be Life
Groups for married couples, women, men, seniors, young adults, moms
with children and the list goes on! For groups with a specific
audience (e.g., married couples or women), we ask that members that
attend meet the criteria. In other words, no men at the womens
group and no singles hanging out in the marriage group. WA Life
Group is a group of about 8-12 adults. Some groups may have up to
15-20 adults (or bigger if space allows) but are usually no smaller
than 5 adults. Groups that are child friendly arrange for their own
childcare and parents pitch in for babysitting costs.hen: Life
Groups typically meet weekly. The life group leader decides upon
the day and time of the group. There are 2 semesters and an
optional summer term.Fall Semesterstarting _______ending
_______Winter/Spring Semesterstarting _______ending _______Summer
Semester Break (A limited number of groups will be offered on
campus.) Where: Life Groups are typically held in the Leaders home
or a Host Home but may meet in coffee shops, restaurants, on the
basketball courtyou name it!Why: 1. We are too busy not to. God
created us to be in community with others. We may be busy these
days but we arent connected.
2. Life change happens in the context of relationships.God
instituted the family. Relationships define us, grow us, challenge
us, strengthen us and bless us. Our culture devalues personal
relationships, but Scripture calls for it.
Let us not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of
doing, but let us encourage one another, and all the more as you
see the Day approaching. (Hebrews 10:25)3. The BIGGER our church
becomes, the smaller we must become. We believe our church can be
larger and smaller at the same time. Life Groups are a way to
connect people in a large body of believers with a small group for
a small church feel. How do we do it? Our free-market small group
system allows you, as a leader, to:1. Take something you are
already doing and add purpose to it! Whether its a hobby or a gift,
when purpose meets passion and Jesus is invited it, it can be used
for the Lord.2. Start a group based on something you want to be
doing. Whether its increasing your knowledge of the Holy Spirit,
learning more about prayer or intentionally connecting with people,
its a way to accomplish a personal goal while inviting others to
join you.What is a Life Group? A group of people who are doing life
together through learning together, progressing together and
changing together. A Life Group is not a class and does not consist
of just one person teaching while others listen.
What is a Life Group Leader? Someone who accepts the commission
to make disciples and to be a disciple. Someone who is willing to
invite others on a journey to be more like Christ. Someone who
doesnt have to be a Bible expert or trained counselor. Someone who
is a student of Jesus. Life Groups exist so that we will sharpen
each other to be more like JESUS!
Logging in to the TRWC website to contact members
MY TRWCGo to www.TRWC.com-At the bottom/left of our page click
on the box that looks like this: -You will now be able to enter
your user name and password or create a login.-You will see a gray
box on the right side (2nd box listed) that reads My Groups.
Highlight the name of the group you are leading. -You now may view
your roster. The roster will include name, phone number and email
(if provided).-If you click on the persons underlined name, it will
bring up their address if you would like to send a card
sometime.
Email your Life Group-In bright blue, there is a section that
has name, position, phone, email, edit position. -Next to NAME is a
small box. Click that box and it will check all the people on your
roster. -Uncheck the box next to each name anyone you DONT want the
email to go to. Or, if you just want to email ONE person, click the
box next to their name. The email will only go to those
selected.-Above that, on the right side, you will see a bright blue
box that says Export Grid. Next to that, click on a white box on
the right that says, I want to. -A drop down list will appear.
Select Send a Message. -Fill in the email subject. It could be,
Email from your Life Group Leader.-After you have written your
email, click Send Message at the bottom. -Be patient, as it may
appear nothing is happening at first. If you click it multiple
times, your group will receive it that many times (e.g., 6, 7,
etc.). A swirling circle will appear as your email is being
sent.-After the message has sent, it will pop up a box that will
say, Congratulations, your email was sent to 12 people (or however
many have emails). It will also show you anyone who doesnt have
email who will not receive the message and will display their phone
number so you can call them. Call those people. -At the top it will
show you how many people will get your email. You can click that
and it will pull up the names of all those receiving your
email.
Jesus had regular contact with his life group (e.g., the 12
disciples). Lets follow Him!Contacting members initially and
throughout the term is critical to your success as a leader. Aim to
contact members 2-3 times per week via email or text.
Mark Attendance for Your Life Group-On the right side of your
roster, you will see a bright blue box that says, Export Grid. Next
to that is a white box on the right that says, I want to. -CLICK on
I want to
-A drop down list will appear. Toward the top of that page,
click on I want to It is a dropdown list. -Select Mark Attendance
and hit go.-Choose the correct marking date in red. Fill in the
date or any date that month when your group met (just to get an
idea of who is actively attending) NOT the day you are marking your
attendance (e.g., the date of the life group you are marking
attendance for).-Make sure Present is selected, as we want to mark
who was present not who was absent.-Click the box next to each
person who attended on that date so it is check marked.-At the
bottom, next to the + is a section for comments, visitors names,
etc. Enter any visitors names and their emails/information as well
as any comments you want me to read to keep me in the loop of
upcoming things with your group, challenges, highlights, etc.
-Click Submit. Piece of cake!
Print a Group Roster-There are 2 places on the right side (top
of page and middle of page) that say, I want to -The top one is to
PRINT A GROUP ROSTER. -Select that and a drop down menu will appear
for you to print a roster.
***All personal information is to be kept confidential unless
approved by the person. In other words, emails and phone numbers
are not to be shared without permission. Members are not to be
added to additional email lists without their consent, and products
or services are not to be pushed through email or at the group.
Tools You Need for
You First Life Group Gathering1. People are contacted ahead of
time with what to expect (send a text or email reminder the day
before).2. Set the atmosphere in your home (e.g., music &
stocked bathroom).3. Be at the door welcoming people.4. Have
someone in the main space that is talking to people after you
welcome them.5. Enlist friends to assist with socialization.6. Use
nametags for several weeks.7. Pray and eat first. This will ease
everyone into conversation with others. 8. Take time for
introductions.9. Start with your extraverts first.10. Do a short
icebreaker for the first few gatherings. 11. Do a 5-minute overview
of why we have life groupsACTS 2 church. 12. Model generosity.
Introduce the missionary and pass the bucket.13. Set expectations
for group dynamics/sharing.14. Dont force discussion the first few
sessions.15. Talk about confidentialitysafe space.16. End on
time.17. Make sure the teaching segment is compelling. All Life
Group Gatherings1. Set the atmosphere (e.g., Christian music
playing, clean space, tidy bathroom---soap, towels, extra toilet
paper, air freshener/candle, plunger---).2. Pray over the food and
eat first (if applicable). 3. Sit with those you want to connect
with.4. Identify your targets.5. Ask the Holy Spirit to help you
set movement goals for members.6. Be ready to carry the group the
first few sessions.7. Always be ready to answer your own questions.
8. Leader doesnt lecture.9. Leader asks open-ended questions within
time parameters.10. Talk about the missionary, pass the bucket and
pray for the missionary.11. Leader enlists others to help
(roles).12. Leader keeps the group on track.13. Leader has the best
interest of the whole group; one person doesnt dominate.14. Leader
stays focused on the purpose of the group.15. Leader contacts
members 2-3 times per week.16. Leader prays for members.17. Leader
and group identify an outreach project later in the term.
Sample Flow of a Meeting1. Pray over the food or if not eating,
open with prayer.2. Eat and fellowship.3. For the first meeting or
two, do an icebreaker and introductions with the group.4. Gather
everyone for the teaching.5. Collect for our
Missionary____________________________, and remind everyone why we
give. We ask every adult to bring $1 and every child to bring $.25
to each group meeting. Pray for the missionary. We sow into others
because they dont have: The Bible we hold. The Jesus we know. The
resources we have. The ability to gather with fellow Christians.6.
Teaching.7. Discussion.8. Closing prayer.9. Sign up for food for
the next life group and remind members of the next group time.10.
Dismissal. Its very important to close after 2 hours so people that
need to leave may do so. If you are still going, at the very least,
take a 5-minute bathroom/beverage break so those who want to leave
can do so comfortably.
Recommended 2-hour home group time frame:6:30-7:10 Potluck
dinner (all pitch in)7:10-7:15 Food sign-ups; optional missions
offering7:15-7:45 Teaching segment7:45-8:20 Discussion and
sharing8:20-8:30 Prayer8:30 Dismiss***Throughout the week, the
leader makes 2-3 contacts via text/email
Icebreakers (remember not to ask questions about faith/church at
your first meeting if you have unsaved people in your group):Who is
someone who has influenced your growth as a Christian? What did
they do?What do you hope to get out of this life group?Where did
you live when you were growing up? What is your favorite childhood
memory?What is your earliest recollection of God?What did you want
to be when you grew up? What do you do now?What is the farthest
place you have ever traveled to?Who was your favorite teacher, and
why?Where would you live if you could move anywhere in the world,
and why?If you could have three wishes come true, what would they
be?
Atmosphere is everythingThink of a recent group experience that
you really enjoyed. What made the teaching so wonderful, the time
so fulfilling or the prayer so powerful? What was it that you were
looking forward to and you refused to miss? Strive for that in each
Life Group meeting that you have. The goal is to get them to come
back! Atmosphere is unseen; yet you know when its there and when
its not. Its invisible yet it is perhaps the most powerful element
of a meeting. It is atmosphere. As a leader it is your role to set
the tone and culture of your group. Atmosphere does not just
happen! Life Groups are an expression of church in your home. Your
meeting reflects the heart and vision of Twin Rivers Worship Center
and the Acts 2 church. There should be a culture of unity. People
should be excited for the next meeting and every meeting after
that.
Your Main Role***The primary goal of a life group leader is to
move each person in the group one step further in his or her walk
with Christ.
ChildcareChildcare enables people with children who could
otherwise not attend a group to be able to connect. Each Life Group
will be responsible for its own workable childcare plan. It is
recommended that sitters get at least $4 per child, max $12 per
family. If a family is having difficulty paying for childcare,
contact the Discipleship Pastor. ConfidentialityPeople are trusting
you and Twin Rivers Worship Center with sensitive, personal
information and we need to ensure that we protect that information.
That means you must be able to keep all information to yourself,
the Discipleship Pastor and the Life Group Team Leaders only. It is
equally important that you do notify the Discipleship Pastor with
concerns. By law, you are required to alert someone:1. If someone
threatens to harm themselves.2. If someone threatens to harm
someone else.3. If any form or potential form of child abuse it
taking place.We do not live in fear (2 Timothy 1:7), because we
have not been given a spirit of fear. However, we do want to be
prepared. Being equipped is not giving into fear. Rather, it is
tightening our defenses prior to any enemy attack (Ephesians
6:10-18). TRWC PoliciesFor the comfort and protection of everyone
involved, members may not attend groups that specify a limited
audience. For example, a single man would not be welcomed at a
marriage group, a person in their 40s would not be welcomed at the
20s group and a woman would not be welcomed at a mens group.
Additionally, groups that are not child friendly should be
maintained as adult only groups. Registered sex offenders are not
allowed at life groups where children are present, in life group
homes where children live or at life group sponsored events where
children are present.
We walk alongside people and point them to Christ Jesus asked
questions and let them draw conclusions Jesus turned ordinary
conversations into God conversations Jesus rarely gave advice----He
pointed people to the Word Jesus corrected inaccuracies but not in
a rude or boastful way Jesus came alongside and modeled Godly
behavior Jesus sought to move people to the next step We produce
self feeders so people dont rely on us We provide members with the
tools to use themselves We dont treat symptoms (fear, depression,
etc.) We point hurting people toward intimacy with God Trials are
triumphs used to glorify Christ We pray about it more than talking
about it We follow up with scripture
2 Timothy 3 16All Scriptureisgiven by inspiration of God,
andisprofitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for
instruction in righteousness,17that the man of God may be complete,
thoroughly equipped for every good work.
We teach people the commands of Jesus and are rewarded for
it!Therefore anyone who sets aside one of the least of these
commands and teaches others accordingly will be called least in the
kingdom of heaven, but whoever practices and teaches these commands
will be called great in the kingdom of heaven. (Matthew 5:19)
God created us for a good work (e.g., of being a life group
leader) and He has prepared us!For we are Gods workmanship, created
in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for
us to do. (Ephesians 2:10)
Group DynamicsGive time for discussion. Avoid doing all the
talking. A good guideline is the 50/50 rule. Approximately 50% of
the speaking should be from members and 50% from the leader. If
using DVD curriculum, the leader speaks much less and helps
facilitate conversation. Carefully lead the conversation back to
the topic when tangents occur. Where sensitive issues or complex
questions arise, follow up one-on-one afterward. Be sensitive to
the Lost or New Believer. New believers may not grasp phrases that
are common to us (i.e. spiritual warfare, washed in the blood,
etc.). Steer the discussion in a direction where everyone can
participate but people arent forced to speak if they arent
comfortable. Some people may need more time to think before
speaking than others in the group. If a person has a tendency to
take over the meeting, carefully utilize your role as leader to
limit their talk time. If you set ground rules up front, that will
help. Be prepared to change the direction of the meeting if needed.
The primary goal is to create an environment where people are
connecting with God and one another. Utilize your timekeeper to
keep things moving but in a way that is not rigid. Make sure that
people feel welcomed upon entering and leaving.
Stage One: Connection (Discovery Phase) 4-8 MeetingMembers
wonder if they fit in.Members try to connect with others.Members
decide if they will stay with the group.Begin building
relationships.Leader fosters trust in the group. Leader promotes
sharing and edification.Leader sees what is and isnt working.
Stages Groups Go Through
Stage Two: Grow 4-8 MeetingMembers ask, Am I growing?Members
express feelings.Members look for ways to serve/take
ownership.Leader empowers others to use gifts.Leader determines
spiritual needs of the groups. Leader identifies areas of growth in
members. Leader celebrates progress.
Stage Three: Serve10-20 MeetingMembers take risks with other
members.Members step outside their comfort zone.Members assist in
promoting community.Members take ownership.Leader fosters
accountability. Leader plans service projects/events.Leader grooms
future leaders.Leader helps the group celebrate wins!
Recommended Life Group Member RolesLife Group Leader:
Responsible for leading the lesson and group discussion. The person
may also be a Home Host if hosting the group in his/her home. Home
Host: Responsible for setting the atmosphere in the home and
welcoming people (i.e., clean environment, pets put in another
room, bathrooms cleaned and fully stocked with supplies). Set-up
Coordinator: Arrives 15-30 minutes early to assist the leader with
set-up. Clean-up Coordinator: Ensures the home is not left in
disarray and is put back to normal. Food Coordinator: Responsible
for putting together a calendar and sign-up for food/themes. This
person may arrive 15 minutes early to help with set up. Time
Keeper: Responsible for keeping track of time so there is ample
time for the lesson, fellowship, food and prayer. He/she will give
the group a 15-minute warning before its quitting time and call
time when the 2 hours has been completed. It is important to end on
time as people have other obligations. However, if the group is at
a critical point, the leader may lead the group past the 2-hour
time frame by taking a 5-minute break so those that need to leave
have an exit point and dont feel they are disrupting the flow.
Secretary: Responsible for taking attendance and turning it in to
the leader. May send email reminders of upcoming group sessions for
the leader and reminders of who signed up for certain food
items/tasks. Though it is preferred that the leader contact people
who had to miss, the secretary could call or email if the leader is
unable to do so. The important thing is that new people and anyone
who was absent are followed up on. Outreach Coordinator:
Responsible for coordinating the outreach project for the group to
participate in at least 1-2 times per year (or more as the group is
led). Babysitting Coordinator: For child friendly groups, this
person is responsible for ensuring the babysitters get picked up
and dropped off. They will also collect money from parents to give
to the babysitters. The Babysitting Coordinator should arrive at
least 15 minutes early to assist with these tasks. If groups are
participating in a parent co-op, he/she will put together a
schedule.
How to Serve on the Life Group TeamLife Group Team Leaders:
Those willing to help train, recruit, support and select Life Group
Leaders. It makes sense that most Team Leaders are also Life Group
Leaders (but not necessarily in every instance). Team leaders also
assist with Life Group visits and Life Groups fairs 2-3 times per
year.Life Group Leaders: Leaders will lead a Life Group weekly or 2
times per month in their home, a host home or alternate site (i.e.,
coffee shop). Leaders are mature Christians who:1. Have attended
TRWC for a minimum of one year (or have a reference from a previous
church).2. Believe wholeheartedly in the Life Groups ministry as a
model for discipleship and connecting others.3. Are comfortable
leading a group of people in prayer, through a study, or through a
hobby or activity-related time.4. Have been recommended by their
former Life Group Leader.5. Have been through Connect Track if new
to TRWC in the last year.Life Group Home Hosts: Those with the gift
of hospitality, who are willing to host a Life Group in their home
(but not necessarily lead).Training Coordinator: Assists the
Discipleship Pastor by instructing and developing new recruits.
Coordinators assist the Discipleship Pastor with training topics
and training meetings for the Life Group Leaders.Team Recruiter:
The recruiter is focused on finding individuals within the church
that would be a good fit for the Life Group ministry as either a
Life Group Leader or Home Host (or both).
What We BelieveWe believe the entire Bible to be the inspired,
infallible Word of God, the revelation of Gods will for man and the
divine and final authority for a Christian life. (2 Timothy
3:16-17)We believe in one God, the Creator of all things, who is
revealed in three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
(Deuteronomy 6:4); (John 15:26)We acknowledge Jesus Christ as true
God and true man conceived of the Holy Spirit, born of a virgin,
crucified, and resurrected our High Priest and Advocate now seated
at the right hand of God the Father. (Matthew 1:18); (Hebrews
12:2)
We believe in personal salvation and forgiveness of sins through
the shed blood of Jesus Christ, acknowledging every persons need
for the grace and mercy of God. (Romans 3:23-24); (Ephesians 1:7);
(1 Peter 1:3); (1 John 1:9)We believe in the eventual resurrection
of the dead, the eternal happiness of the saved, and the eternal
punishment of the lost. (John 14:1-3); (1 John 5:11); (Revelation
20:15)We baptize in water all those who have placed their faith in
Jesus Christ and who desire to publicly identify with Him, in
accordance with the Bibles command.(Matthew 28:19); (Acts 8:36-39);
(Romans 6:4)We believe in the present supernatural ministry of the
Holy Spirit, whose purpose is to glorify Jesus Christ and instruct
and empower every believer for Godly living and service. (John
16:13-14); (1 Corinthians 12:1-11)We believe that the baptism with
the Holy Spirit is a promise from the Father for every believer and
is distinct and subsequent to the experience of the new birth.
Speaking in tongues, as the Holy Spirit gives utterance, is a
physical indication of the baptism with the Holy Spirit. (Matthew
3:11); (Acts 2:4, 38-39, 19:4-6)We serve the Lords Supper and,
according to Scripture, remember Jesus sacrifice on the Cross and
celebrate His resurrection power. (Luke 22:19-20); (1 Corinthians
11:23-26)We believe in the second coming of our Lord Jesus Christ
and that His appearance will be accompanied by a bodily
resurrection of those who have died in Christ. (Matthew 24:29-31);
(1 Thessalonians 4:13-18)We believe that Jesus is the Healer.
(Isaiah 53:5); (Matthew 8:16-17); (James 5:14-15); (1 Peter 2:24)We
believe in the power and effectiveness of prayer. (Philippians
4:6-7); (James 5:15-16)
We believe in Gods terrific plan for each of His followers to
honor God and help people. (Matthew 5:16, 25:40); (Jeremiah
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My Life Group RosterName Email Phone Number____________________
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