STOP AND PRAY:
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Number Six:
PRAY THEY RELATE TO OTHER BELIEVERS IN COMMITTED FELLOWSHIP
Small groups of believers, committed to one another, centering on the Word, prayer, praise, fellowship, and communion, allow us to practice the “one another” commands and help us grow in His grace. Together we look for others who need to know Him and baptize them as they come to faith. We generously meet one another’s needs and live as the hands and feet of Jesus to our communities.
The community continually committed themselves to learning what the apostles taught them, gathering for fellowship, breaking bread, and praying. Everyone felt a sense of awe because the apostles were doing many signs and wonders among them. There was an intense sense of togetherness among all who believed; they shared all their material possessions in trust. They sold any possessions and goods that did not benefit the community and used the money to help everyone in need. They were unified as they worshiped at the temple day after day. In homes, they broke bread and shared meals with glad and generous hearts. The new disciples praised God, and they enjoyed the goodwill of all the people of the city. Day after day the Lord added to their number everyone who was experiencing liberation. Acts 2:42-47 [The Voice]
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