Rolled architectural blueprint on a table with the title ‘BLUEPRINT FOR LIFE’ and the reference ‘Acts 2:42–47’

Blueprint for Life

This seven-part series takes an in-depth look at each of the values mentioned in Acts 2:42-47. The early church built their lives around these values, and God added to them. As a result, they are an example to us in how to build healthy churches. Using God’s blueprint, we learn how to build the church and live to glorify God. We believe that only God can build His church—He is the Architect, and by following these principles, life will flow in our churches, and the lost will be saved.
 

Who Is It For?

The series is for everyone. In particular, it may be of interest to anyone who wants to know more about living as part of a healthy church, for church planters starting their church planting journey or leaders looking to realign their church to reflect New Testament values. It can be watched in small group settings, as part of training times, or by individuals.

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Mike Davies seated smiling in a studio with the title text 'From the Ground Up' visible
God is the ultimate architect, and He knows how to build His church.
Smiling man in red floral shirt seated in a bright studio with the words ‘Brick by Brick’ visible
Are we devoted to fellowship?
Mike Davies standing in a modern office setting with on-screen text 'Cementing Unity' and 'Blueprint for Life'
Breaking bread is not simply sharing a meal but being devoted to the Lord's supper or communion.
Smiling man seated in a casual denim shirt in an office-style room with text ‘Grand Designer’ and ‘Blueprint for Life’
God is the Great Designer with a blueprint for the church and our lives.
Seated man wearing glasses smiles in a studio set with the title text ‘House Filled with Wonder’ and ‘Blueprint for Life’
What is the fruit when people devote themselves to the principles in Acts 2:42-47?
Man wearing glasses and a pink polo shirt standing with arms crossed in a bright room, with text 'An Open House' and a
The early church truly loved one another in word and deed.
Studio portrait of a man in a red polo and glasses beside on-screen text ‘Always Room’ and ‘Blueprint for Life’
Are we drawing the lost and lonely in?