This is Us: A House Called Home

In a world craving home, we believe the Church is called to be just that: a family of all kinds of people, gathered under one roof and around one table for the sake of the world. This message from Robyn Elliott is a call to reimagine church as a lived experience of love, belonging, and unity. This is about belief, bodies, and buildings - and how God is doing a new thing right here. Discussion Questions: 1. Which “room” in your spiritual house do you feel most at home in, and which ones challenge you? 2. How does it feel to imagine church as a family rather than a collection of families? 3. Have you ever felt like you didn’t belong in a church? What made you feel that way? And how have you become the church in a way that helps others? 4. What does “a seat at the table” mean to you personally? Who isn’t at your table that should be? 5. In what ways have your beliefs changed or “renovated” over time? What stayed the same? 6. When have you felt most seen or safe in a church setting - and what made that moment possible? 7. How can we move from being Sunday attenders to everyday followers of Jesus? 8. What does it mean to honour every BODY, not just in theory, but in practice? 9. If your life was a home, who feels safe and welcome inside? Who still feels like a stranger? 10. What new thing might God be doing in you - something you can’t yet see clearly?