Life changing groups
Practice is required for accelerated and sustainable transformation into the image of Christ in our lives. The best context for Life Model practices is a community of eager lifetime learners.
Our goal is to help inspire and equip you to further activate and develop the relational right side of your brain that God has designed to play host to the control center for the whole brain. This “fast track” of our beings has been neglected in Western culture’s overly-rationalistic approach to learning and discipleship. This misguidance has created much unnecessary stagnation, frustration and heaviness in the lives of God’s dearly loved children.
Across many years through a wonderful integration of biblical theology and brain science, Life Model Works has pioneered fresh and proven ways to significantly raise the levels of attachment love, peace, joy, and resiliency in the experience of people who practice it. This can actually happen for everyday folks like us! The Life Model is discipleship by design and it provides a clearer understanding of important insights regarding maturity and character transformation that many people have intuitively discerned, but never put into words.
In the course of gathering for 75-minutes twice a month for three months, you will be more profoundly introduced to the Life Model and be shown how to practice some relational brain skills that will serve you for a lifetime. We hope and pray for you to flourish more and more and experience the abundant life Jesus promised to all who follow him.
Our primary textbook will be The Other Half of Church authored by Jim Wilder and Michel Hendricks. This book is designed to be practiced by communities of believers, and not simply read, mentally registered and put back on a shelf. The authors actually warn us in the introduction that merely reading their book will not bring about transformation in its readers. So, our study groups are being formed to carry out the intentions of the authors.
Our training methods will include sharing gratitude’s, interactive discussions, crafting and answering questions, reading poetry, practical exercises, story-telling, fun homework, and journaling.
