Rooted Rhythms

Jul 12

2026 Series

Root Your Faith in the Rhythms of Jesus.

In our teaching series, Rooted Rhythms, we’ll discover how the daily habits of a disciple shape a faith that is deeply rooted in Jesus Christ. Every rhythm we practice forms our hearts, influences our decisions, and determines where our lives take root. Through seven essential spiritual disciplines, we’ll learn how God’s Word transforms us, strengthens our faith, and equips us to withstand life’s challenges while growing into the people He created us to be. As we root our lives in Christ and faithfully practice His rhythms, we’ll experience a deeper relationship with God and a faith that flourishes in every season.

Teachings in This Series

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September 13, 2026

Week 10: Rooted in Praise & Worship

September 13, 2026

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Teaching Summary

What do you do when the battle in front of you is bigger than the strength inside of you?

Jehoshaphat shows us a battle rhythm: seek God, pray, fast, bow, worship, praise, then advance in obedience. The battle belongs to the LORD.

Praise does not make God King; it declares that He is King. Worship surrenders our posture before Him.

When the diagnosis, report, relationship, or opposition feels bigger than you, remember the victory that Jesus has already won. Look up, bow down, lift up, sing out, and move forward. Assign your praise and worship to lead your advance.

TALK-IT-OVER:

What battle feels bigger than you right now? What would it look like to say, “My eyes are on You”?

Which biblical posture is hardest for you — singing, shouting, lifting hands, kneeling, or bowing? Why?

Where do you need to stop trying to control the battle and trust that it belongs to the LORD?

What posture of praise or worship will you intentionally practice this week?

What is one next step you need to take today?

Who do you need to tell about what you’ve learned?

Like the builders in Nehemiah 4, God has given each of us a mission, a sector, something to build, and people to stand beside us. We were never designed for isolated Christianity. We are called to cover one another, rally to one another, and together take the fight to the enemy. The question is not whether we will get attacked, but what we will do when the attack comes. Who is covering you? Who are you covering? Who will hear your alarm, and whose alarm will cause you to rally?

We do not fight for victory; we fight from victory. When we get attacked, we sound the alarm. When the alarm sounds, we rally. You were never meant to fight alone.

TALK-IT-OVER:

What is the “sector” God has entrusted to you to build, protect, and influence? Where are you experiencing the greatest resistance right now?

Why do you think isolation can be so dangerous when we are struggling or under spiritual attack?

Who is covering you, and who are you covering? What would it look like to become more intentionally connected to people who will pray for you, challenge you, and rally when you sound the alarm?

What is one next step you need to take today?

Who do you need to tell about what you’ve learned?

Further READING:

Nehemiah 4:1–23
Ephesians 6:10–18
Matthew 28:18–20
Romans 8:31–39
1 Peter 5:7–9
Ecclesiastes 4:9–12

September 6, 2026

August 30, 2026

Week 8: One Anothering

August 30, 2026

Discipleship runs on the rails of the Gospel and relationships. Through the gospel, we discover how Jesus Christ has loved us and relate with us. Through relationships, the Holy Spirit teaches us to extend that same love to one another. This is the law of Christ: “As I have loved you, so you must love one another” (John 13:34). The New Testament shows us how we are to practice "one anothering" to fulfill the law of Christ.

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TEACHING SUMMARY:

We cannot fulfill what Jesus commands us to do in isolation. We must gather together so we can accept, challenge, and encourage one another through the hope we have in Jesus Christ. Together, we carry burdens, offer forgiveness, confess our sins, give comfort, and spur one another toward love and good deeds.

What we receive from Jesus is what we give to one another. As we wrap God’s family around one another, the Holy Spirit uses gospel-centered relationships to transform us into the new humanity Jesus created us to be. Life change happens in community because transformation occurs through relationships.

TALK-IT-OVER:

Do you agree or disagree with the statement that you cannot be transformed by the Gospel without being together? Why or why not?

How have you experienced the love of God that you need to pass along to someone else?

What would look different in your life if you gathered with others and practiced the “one another’s” that Scripture commands of us?

What is one next step you need to take today?

Who do you need to tell about what you’ve learned?

Further READING:

2 Peter 1:1-11
Colossians 1:9-10
2 Peter 3:14-18
Hebrews 10:24-26
Acts 2:42-47
Deuteronomy 31:12-13

August 30, 2026