Worship is not about procedure or going through the motions, but it is meant to be wild abandonment towards God
Discipleship is the constant process of us becoming more like the one that we worship. Discipleship requires deep roots, but it also must be animated by the Spirit
Jesus taught that it is easy to love people who are like us, but His love involves sacrificially giving of ourselves to those who are different,
This place is a sanctuary for imperfect and broken people to grow close to Jesus, to learn from His life and teachings, to worship God through meaningful liturgy and celebration, and to serve the world and our community with love and respect.
We are a diverse community of many nationalities, languages, and traditions brought together by a shared commitment to Ancient Roots & Renewed Lives.
We are located in Tunis, Tunisia, but our doors are open to the world.
Whoever you are, wherever life has you at this moment, this dynamic international church is a place for you.
Isaiah as the Fifth Gospel - An Aerial View of the Himalayas
Isaiah ranks high among the prophets of the Old Testament. Dr. Mark Gignilliat , professor at Beeson Divinity School, will take an aerial view of the book to get a sense of its larger patterns with special attention given to: rebellion and the knowledge of the Lord, righteousness and justice, the centrality and agency of God's Word, the Servant of the Lord, and the servants of the Servant. The larger redemptive patterns filled out in time in the person and work of Jesus Christ take their cues from Isaiah.
Reading the Bible aloud with a group of people is an ancient practice. In fact, the origins of the Bible are rooted in public readings among members of the community. Consider attending a public reading of scripture weekly gathering. It is held every Wednesday at 5:30 PM in Laouina followed by dinner. You can learn more about Public Reading of Scripture here: https://bibleproject.com/videos/public-reading-scripture
