Session Description
Many small groups exist for fellowship and study, which is good in and of itself, but what is truly expected of us as we walk life together in community? Is fellowship and study good enough? How does a disciple on a quest, advance within the sphere of community? How do we sharpen each other intentionally as we gather in groups? What are steps that can keep us on track as we become more like God’s intended “workmanship”. What implication does “prepared in advance” have? What does it mean to be “created in Christ Jesus to do good works”? Ephesians 2:10)
Ron Baker
Ron has been on staff at Forest City Community Church in London, Ontario for 11 years. He is responsible for the development of small groups at FCCC, he serves on the management team and is part of the teaching team. A large part of what he does is lead the charge in the development of community through home groups and serving teams. His passion is about connecting people with one another so that they can realize all that they can become in their journey with God. He has been married to his wife Desiree for 17 years and has two son's, David (13) and Paul (10).
www.fccc.ca
Many small groups exist for fellowship and study, which is good in and of itself, but what is truly expected of us as we walk life together in community? Is fellowship and study good enough? How does a disciple on a quest, advance within the sphere of community? How do we sharpen each other intentionally as we gather in groups? What are steps that can keep us on track as we become more like God’s intended “workmanship”. What implication does “prepared in advance” have? What does it mean to be “created in Christ Jesus to do good works”? Ephesians 2:10)
Ron Baker
Ron has been on staff at Forest City Community Church in London, Ontario for 11 years. He is responsible for the development of small groups at FCCC, he serves on the management team and is part of the teaching team. A large part of what he does is lead the charge in the development of community through home groups and serving teams. His passion is about connecting people with one another so that they can realize all that they can become in their journey with God. He has been married to his wife Desiree for 17 years and has two son's, David (13) and Paul (10).
www.fccc.ca