The early church was marked by a deep hunger for God’s Word. They didn’t just listen passively; they allowed the Word to transform their hearts and minds. This is a call for us to approach Scripture with open hearts, asking God what He wants to say and do in us. Alongside this, genuine fellowship—koinonia—was central. It wasn’t about surface-level interactions or cliques, but about opening our lives to one another, sharing burdens, and praying for each other. True fellowship means moving beyond small talk and being willing to be vulnerable, to listen, and to care. We see a model for what it means to live as a Spirit-filled community: steadfast in the apostles’ teaching, devoted to fellowship, breaking bread together, and committed to prayer.