The Didache is the earliest, non-Biblical document in the New Testament Church. It was complied by the Church to teach adult, Gentile converts aspects of the Christian Faith.
The date of the Didache is as early as the mid-50s AD, after the Gospel of Matthew was written and had circulated, but the other three Gospels had not.
The Didache gives us a view into the 1st-century, Apostolic Church like no other. For that reason alone it is worth reading and studying. However, the value of the Didache is much more than simply historical.
To download the lessons we had on the Didache, click on the below links. Each link will open a Microsoft Word document for a particular lesson.
- 2, The Two Ways
- 3, The Second Great Command
- 4, The No of the Faith
- 5, The Yes of the Faith
- 6, The Pastor, the Parish, and the Poor
- 7, The Poor, Childen, and Slaves
- 8, Tradition and Confession
- 9, The Way of Death
- 10, Staying Faithful
- 11, Being Brought into the New Covenant of Christ
- 12, The Spiritual Disciplines
- 13, The Agape Meal and Lords Supper
- 14, Apostles and Prophets, Pt 1
- 15, Apostles and Prophets, Pt 2
- 16, Christians Who Visit and Full-Time Prophets
- 17, The Last Days
- 18, Worship Matters; Bishops and Deacons
