They Met House to House Daily — What Would That Actually Look Like?
Two or Three Gathered: Dismantling the Modern Church Spectator Model There's a sentence tucked inside the second chapter of Acts that most of us have heard so many times it just glides past. We nod along. We think, "Yes, the early church met house to house. That was beautiful." And then we head back to our padded pews on Sunday morning without a second thought. But pause for a moment. Read it slowly. Let the words land. "And they, continuing daily with one accord in the temple, and breaking bread from house to house, did eat their meat with gladness and singleness of heart, Praising God, and having favour with all the people." — Acts 2:46-47 (KJV) Daily. House to house. Breaking bread. Gladness. Singleness of heart. That is not a Sunday service. That is not a midweek program. That is an entire way of life. And if we're honest with ourselves, most of what we call "church" today bears almost no resemblance to it — not in structure, not in fre...