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When the word, not the world, becomes the majority of your week, your life will start to change.

For that reason, our prayer is that God will speak to you through today's devotional.

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feed your faith, visit lakepoint.combe.com slash daily drive. And now let's dive in to today's

devotional. What is up, everybody? Thanks for joining us on the daily drive today. My name is

Bro, and I'm honored and grateful to spend a few minutes with you just diving into God's word.

We are currently in Acts chapter 2, looking at not only some of the practices the early church did,

but the character traits that those practices flowed out of.

Yesterday, we talked about how they were teachable, how they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching.

They wanted to know everything about Jesus.

They were hungry to learn more about God.

And that posture of humble teachability is crucial for our growth.

When you start to think you've arrived, you never will.

So stay humble, hungry, and teachable.

There's a second trait that jumps out to me as I read Acts chapter 2.

Not only were they teachable, they were vulnerable. They opened up and got into real community.

It says that they were devoted to fellowship. Now fellowship, the Greek word for that is

Koinania. You may have heard that word before, but it literally means the shared life.

One of the things that captivates me about this first church is there incredible level of devotion to and vulnerability with each other.

They share joys and pain, gladness and sorrow, promotion and loss, victories, and failures with each other,

it really was the shared life.

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