Every practice has its fundamentals. Bump, set, spike. Bait, cast, wait. For the early church in Acts 2, it was four rhythms: the apostles' teaching, the breaking of bread, the fellowship, and the prayers. Pastor Steven zeros in on that first one and asks what it actually means to be a community built around listening and learning. Teaching, he says, isn't information delivery. It's imagination work, inviting people to see the world, and the scriptures, as they truly are. But it comes with a weight. James warns: "Let not many of you become teachers." Not because the gift isn't needed, but because speaking on behalf of God is something you carry with humility, not confidence.