Q1 – Come Follow Me
Title: Come Follow Me – An Orientation To The Journey
Workbook Summary: In this first workbook, groups explore what following Jesus into mission looks like. It includes conversations and exercises on mission, Communitas, restoration, love, prayer, kingdom, the enemy, and more.
It include leadership instructions, reflection questions, teachings, group discussion questions, exercises, assignments, and suggested materials to use during the quarter.
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In this quarter (Q1) workbook, tribes begin an orientation process, exploring the following ideas:
- God is engaged in a mission of restoration and reconciliation.
- To fully engage the mission the tribe is working towards a deeper form of intentional community called communitas.
- Truth is remarkably simple, does not change and is based on God’s declarations. What changes is our perception of truth, specifically dignity, identity, and purpose.
- The root problem is a single, false judgment humanity makes about the one’s dignity in light of the evidence of evil. We continue to get the original question wrong.
- The root problem leads to a functional blindness, which produces pain and suffering. We have no way of solving it unless we address the problem creating it.
- The Way of Jesus is addresses the root problem through love, which is the judgment of good. It directly addresses the root problem allowing us to restore dignity, identity and purpose.
- Restoration requires a process of reconstitution, which is stepping back into our embedded stories and removing the false judgments that captivate us.
- Conflict is based on the tension between two different judgments about what is true and can only be reconciled through true justice, which is both truth and grace.
- Prayer is central to the process of dis-covering the God image within us. It is a developed conversation that is both heard and seen.
- We must practice the Way in order to realize our own restoration.