Living the Acts 2:42 Model
The Hazak Fellowship Group The Hazak Fellowship Group (HFG) is not just a meeting; it’s a living, breathing community designed to embody the principles of the early church. By focusing on a small-group structure and the four key activities of Acts 2:42, these groups aim to be self-sufficient and, when unified, a powerful force for…
Welcome to the Hazak Fellowship
This book is for you, whether you’ve just begun your journey with Jesus or have walked with Him for fifty years. It’s a simple, yet radical, look at what it truly means to be a follower of Christ. The Hazak Fellowship isn’t a new idea; it’s a return to the first family of faith—the one…
The Individual’s Role in the Hazak Fellowship
In the Hazak Fellowship model, every individual is expected to be an active participant, not just a bystander. The success and effectiveness of the group and its mission hinge on each member taking personal responsibility for their spiritual life and for the well-being of the community. This active participation is what makes the Hazak Fellowship…
A Detailed Explanation of the Hazak Fellowship
This is a comprehensive breakdown of the Hazak Fellowship model, drawing from the provided text and supporting its core tenets with biblical scripture. I. The Foundation: The Church as a Spiritual Building The central metaphor of the Hazak Fellowship is that of a spiritual building, with each Christian as a vital stone and Jesus Christ…
Hazak Fellowship Meeting Itinerary
A Detailed Look at the Meeting Itinerary The meeting itinerary is a powerful example of the Hazak model in action, prioritizing all aspects of a healthy spiritual community. The time limits for each segment are designed to keep the meeting focused and efficient, while the “no time limit” for Supplications emphasizes the importance of prayer….
Hazak Fellowship
The Hazak Fellowship Group (HFG) is built on the principles of community, growth, and service. It focuses on bringing people together to serve God and each other. When the body of Christ unites in fulfilling God’s will, they experience prosperity and growth. This approach is modeled after the early Christian community described in Acts 2:42-47….








