Conversations on a monthly basis designed to listen for the life of God and what the Spirit might be doing in the individual’s life. This involves properly identifying our thirst for God, highlighting the life of God within and occasionally exposing what inhibits the release of this life. Our hope is to be a friend to another’s soul in offering genuine curiosity, safety, compassion and moments of wisdom as given by the Spirit of God.

Occasional larger gatherings at churches or locally in which we seek to encourage one another in our faith. We hope that the gathering of like-hearted individuals who seek to relate authentically, worship deeply, and converse meaningfully around God’s Word will strengthen us to continue our long obedience in the same direction.

Historeo in colloquial terms implies a face-to-face encounter, where lives and stories are shared. In Galatians 1:18, the Apostle Paul visited (historeo) with Cephas for 15 days to swap faith stories, to get to know one another. We don’t offer 15 days but we do invite a person or a couple to meet with us face-to-face for two days of extended reflection on what God might be doing in our lives.

An eight-week class entitled “The Unfolding Drama of God.” These classes address seven questions we believe God is answering in His Word: “Who is God?”, “What is God up to in our lives?”, “Who is man?”, “What has gone wrong?”, “What has God done about the Problem?”, What is the role of God’s Spirit?”, and “How are we to move together?” From the answers to these questions come categories or ways of thinking about the larger story God is telling and how our smaller stories fit into His Story. The classes are also designed to help us better understand God, ourselves and others, as well as the Scriptures, so that we are better equipped to engage with others in meaningful interactions whether over coffee, in the hallway at church or in our small groups.

We partner with local churches to offer retreats, spiritual direction, small group interactions or whatever other opportunities might be helpful to the staff or church body. Our hope is to help church communities become safe and authentic havens for the transformational and internal work of God’s Spirit.