What Disciples Do: Commune

✨ Key Takeaways

Communion is more than ritual: It’s not just about the sacrament of bread and cup, but about living in fellowship with Christ and one another.

Discipleship happens in community: Faith grows when believers share life together—through worship, prayer, meals, and mutual support.

The Lord’s Table as a symbol of unity: Communion reminds us that we are one body in Christ, called to reconciliation and shared purpose.

Daily life as communion: Acts of generosity, hospitality, and encouragement are ways disciples embody communion beyond Sunday worship.

Communion as witness to the world: The way Christians commune with each other becomes a testimony of Christ’s love to those outside the church.

💭 Reflection & Discussion Questions

Personal Connection

How do I experience communion with Christ outside of the Sunday service?

In what ways do I feel most connected to my church community?

Community Practice

What does it mean for me to “commune” with others in everyday life?

How can I be more intentional about sharing meals, time, or encouragement with fellow believers?

Witness & Outreach

How might my relationships within the church serve as a witness to those outside it?

What barriers prevent me from living out communion in a way that others can see Christ’s love?

Growth in Discipleship

Where do I need to grow in practicing communion—hospitality, generosity, reconciliation, or fellowship?

How can I invite others into deeper communion with Christ and community?