Jesus
said go.
Following Jesus reaches beyond Sunday. I’m Titus Orion. Let’s question comfortable Christianity, open the Bible, and learn to live and love like Jesus. Start with a question. Put what you learn into practice this week.
Start with a hard question
When did following become attending?
go.
Are we going?Matthew 28:18-20 / Acts 2:42-47
The first article / Titus Orion
What if Jesus said “Go” and we heard “Come”?
Gathering matters. So does what happens when we leave. A look at the mission Jesus gave His friends, and one way to start living it this week.
Read the article ↗You’ve heard it said
Bring the teaching.
Let’s open the Bible.
is people.Acts 2:42-47
What are we building?
The first believers shared meals and cared for each other. What would it take for our gatherings to grow that kind of life?
Open the passage ↗we do?Acts 2:37-41
What did Peter actually say?
When people asked how to respond to Jesus, Peter gave an answer. Read it in context and compare it with what you were taught.
Read Peter’s answer ↗we loving?John 13:34-35
Faith beyond the seat.
We can learn from teachers. Following Jesus still asks something of each of us, including love that reaches the person in front of us.
Choose your next step ↗Tiny
Church.The Church Jesus Started,
Peter Preached, the Apostles Built,
and the World Forgot
The book / Free to read
Back to Acts.
Forward into life.
I wrote The Tiny Church to help us return to the church we see in Acts: people learning from the apostles, sharing meals, praying, and caring for each other.
Open it at your own pace. Bring it to the people you already gather with. Then try living it together.
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I follow Jesus and wrote The Tiny Church. This is a place for honest questions about the church, including the uncomfortable ones. I want us to learn from Jesus and love people the way He taught us to.
I’ll challenge a teaching without turning the person who believed it into a target. And if I get something wrong, I want to hear it.
One step this week
Think of someone who’s been alone lately. Ask if you can come by, bring a meal, and listen. Make room for their questions about Jesus.
Ask Me Anything About Jesus
Questions belong at the table. See how a sign and a shared meal can make room for an honest conversation.
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