It is sacred space when we create a space of love and acceptance for those in our community who are in need or lost or hurting. Being present with those in our community in an incarnational way is important to our faith. Similarly – Jesus practiced incarnational ministry by being with and loving and accepting those who were on the margins of society.
Be Present
Vessel Campus
March 27, 2022 • Jaimie Willis
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The Sanctuary
April 10, 2022 • Jaimie Willis
The sanctuary is a sacred space for us to gather as a church and meet with God for worship. It is holy ground and a space that is set apart to meet God and to be filled by His Spirit. Similarly – God uses “tabernacles” to connect us with Jesus. The gathering of the body of Christ is a holy and sacred act in which God is present.
The Home
April 3, 2022 • Jaimie Willis
The home is supposed to be a place of blessing and peace. We can really create a sacred space in the home for our kids when are committed to be consistent in our faith between the walls of our own home. Prayer with our families and caring for people and sharing our faith in the home is important and sacred for the human family. Similarly – Jesus would visit the home of Mary and Martha and even called Capernum his “home.”
Come and Pray
March 20, 2022 • Jaimie Willis • 1 Corinthians 11:1–4
The spaces provided in the church for prayer is sacred space. The Mona Mcune prayer chapel and the prayer room at Vessel are places of spiritual warfare and seeking the presence of God. Where is your sacred prayer space? Similarly – Jesus would go out on His own to spend time with God in prayer because it was a sacred space created for connection with God specifically