The Church
The 2:42 Church
Rediscovering the Foundations of Doctrine, Fellowship, Worship & Prayer
A call back to the model of the early Church, built on the four devotions the first believers gave themselves to. Treats Acts 2:42 not as historical description but as architectural specification.
The book argues that the first-century pattern is not a nostalgic ideal but a practical blueprint: when the Church devotes itself to doctrine, fellowship, worship and prayer, it grows in depth and reach at the same time.
What this book argues
- The Church is built on four devotions, not one dominant gift or method.
- Acts 2:42 is a specification, not a memory.
- Doctrine, fellowship, worship and prayer must be held together for the Church to remain healthy.
- Every local expression can be measured against this four-fold commitment.
