On this week's episode, Jeff, Braydon, Joe, and their wives are talking all things Christmas! 

Thanks for joining us for season 1 of Fields Notes. 

**Discussion point: Santa Claus Warning minutes 40.50-46.30.**

Why do we choose to meet as one assembly? In this week's episode, Jeff, Braydon, and Joe unpack why we, as a church, choose to only gather for one service on Sunday mornings. 

This episode is a recap of this past week's Sunday gathering as we discuss the sermon text, our singing, and the gathering as a whole. 

How should we prepare our hearts before entering into a Sunday morning gathering? Jeff, Braydon, and Joe unpack how to best ready ourselves for The Lord's Day. 

This episode is a recap of this past week's Sunday morning gathering as we discuss the sermon text, our singing and the gathering as a whole.

What is evangelism? How do we evangelize as a church? How do we have conversations with those we love about Jesus? In this week's episode, Jeff, Braydon, and Joe unpack how to teach the good new of Jesus and how to encourage people in a life of following Christ. 

Sources mentioned in podcast: 

Evangelism: How the Whole Church Speaks of Jesus 

Marks of The Messenger 

Tim Keller's Top 10 Tips For Evangelism 

This episode is a recap of this past week's Sunday morning gathering where we discuss the sermon text, our singing, and the gathering as a whole. 

Books referenced in this episode:

Remember Death: The Surprising Path to Living Hope 

Remember Heaven: Meditations on the World to Come for Life in the Meantime

This week, Jeff, Braydon, and Joe talk about the elements of our gathering. We read the Bible, sing the Bible, pray the Bible, preach the Bible, and see the Bible through things like communion and baptism. We want the Bible to shape every aspect of our gathering.

This episode is a recap of this past week's Sunday morning gathering where we discuss the sermon text, our singing, and the gathering as a whole. 

This week, Jeff, Braydon, and Joe talk about the importance of church membership. Meaningful membership isn’t just having your name on a roll; it’s a living-and-breathing community of relationships. It’s an eagerness to say, “I am my brothers’ and sisters’ keeper—and they are mine.”