In this episode, we give a wide-reaching but practical answer to the questions “What is house church?” and “What do house church meetings look like?” We explain how we separate ourselves from a set liturgy and instead set each meeting’s structure by navigating different seasons and needs. In all of the variety of meeting structures, though, the focus is always on becoming better representatives and disciples of Christ who make disciples.
For an even wider view into what house church meetings might look like and include, check out the article series on our website (www.whyhousechurch.com/articles), A Glimpse into Gatherings. There, you’ll find a more detailed explanation of why we let go liturgy, as well as examples of how we’ve seen house churches include scriptural study and reading, fellowship, edification, worship, and prayer in their gatherings.
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Intro/Outro music: Too Close-Instrumental Version by Peter Spacey and Danny Feels open.spotify.com/track/7mlKzafFBGEckoMmVVSuWw?si=7920d22ebda54b2f