Everything reproduces after its own KIND.

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In Genesis 1, God established a principle: seed reproduces “after his kind.” If we want to reproduce the KIND of church Jesus established, we must go back to the seed, pattern, doctrine, practices, and mission we see in Scripture.

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This KIND of Church is a new series that takes us back to the churches of Acts and the New Testament—not simply to study their history, but to rediscover their pattern.

Before church became about buildings, programs, traditions, and institutions, there was a people empowered by the Holy Spirit, devoted to the apostles’ doctrine, committed to fellowship and prayer, passionate about making disciples, and determined to spread the Gospel of the Kingdom everywhere.

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Throughout this series, we’ll ask one important question:

Does the church we are building look like the KIND of church Jesus established?

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We don’t just want to read about the early churches. We want to look like them.

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Join us for This KIND of Church: A Look Into the Early Churches for the Purpose of Looking Like the Early Churches.

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“The seed determines the KIND.”

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Genesis 1:11–12, 21, 24–25