Sebastian FL

I am Wendy, from a Chinese house church, also known as a Chinese underground church. I am an Asian American. I would like to I invite you to get in touch with me. You are welcome to study the Bible and pray together with us.

My definition of a house church is ：A gathering of God’s people who live according to biblical principles, walk the narrow path, take up their crosses, endure persecution, and refuse to ever betray Jesus. This definition deliberately avoids focusing on the location, size, or organizational structure of gatherings; instead, it centers on the essence of a disciple’s life. A group that meets in a home but lives in comfort and ease, never facing any cost, may not fit this definition; conversely, a group of people who, even if they meet in a building, genuinely take up their cross, care for one another, and remain faithful to the end—their very essence of life more closely resembles the true nature of the church.

If you are leaving your current church because you’ve seen that the pastor’s teaching doesn’t align with the Bible, we warmly welcome you. But if you are trying to escape interpersonal relationship issues at your current church, I don’t think our church is the right fit for you.

The name of our church is the American Jesus House  Church.

The most valuable asset of a house church is not its meeting procedures, but a Bible-based culture of reverence for God. The cultural characteristics of our Jesus House Church in the U.S.
Cultural Traits
Biblical Basis
Practical Application
Authenticity
James 5:16 “Confess your sins to one another and pray for one another”
Leaders model vulnerability by sharing their real struggles, rather than merely sharing “testimonies of victory”
Transparency
1 John 1:7 “If we walk in the light… we have fellowship with one another”
Create a safe environment for sharing, free from judgment and gossip
Mutual Care
Galatians 6:2: “Carry each other’s burdens”
Establish prayer chains and provide practical help for needs (meals, rides, financial prayer support)
Commitment
Acts 2:42 “They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer.”
Clearly define meeting frequency and expectations for participation; it’s not just about “coming when you have time.”