Following Jesus by Practicing the Way

Welcome to our Practicing the Way landing page!  Here you'll find information on growing in the life, love, and hope of Jesus.  Scroll down for access to the learning modules.  Click here for a diagram illustrating how all the learning opportunities are meant to work together.

Coming soon!

The Practicing the Way Course

8-week Congregational Book-based Video Study


Sundays,  May 4 - June 22 at 5:30 PM—7:30 PM

(On May 4th, the class will be at 9:00 AM)


Gather for fellowship around a simple meal and explore the journey of spiritual formation. This is the brand-new foundational course supporting all the Practicing the Way resources. The goal of the course is to train us how to live as disciples – real apprentices – of Jesus: to be with Jesus, become like him, and do as he did. This is a great opportunity to take the next step in your walk with Christ, or help you get unstuck if you’ve stalled out along the way.


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The Emotionally Healthy Connection

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to go to a page on Bridgetown Church's website featuring an interview between John Mark Comer and Pete Scazzero, author of Emotionally Healthy Discipleship.


North Creek engaged in a congregation-wide study of two of Pete Scazzero's books: Emotionally Healthy Spirituality (Fall 2021) and Emotionally Healthy Relationships (Winter 2022).  These studies recommend that each person form a "RULE OF LIFE," a set of spiritual practices that keep us grounded in God.  Practicing the Way is our chosen source of learning the classic spiritual practices that might be included in our rule of life.


Practicing the Way will eventually feature NINE practices: Sabbath, Prayer, Fasting, Solitude, Scripture, Community, Simplicity, Generosity, Hospitality.  Explore each one and consider incorporating it into your “rule of life.”