The goal of the Christian life is to grow in godliness. We do not naturally drift towards godliness. However, with the right training and strategy we can set ourselves up to experience tremendous spiritual growth.

Jesus is the only hope for a lost and dying world. Mark, in his gospel, records the story of four friends who were willing to do whatever it took in order to bring their friend to Jesus. Are we willing to go to the same lengths in order to see our communities redeemed and our world changed by Jesus?

As Christians, we are called to not only worship together as a large congregation but to walk through life together in small communities of believers. The first believers understood that doing life together within small groups led to greater spiritual impact. The same is true for us. When we engage in community, we experience greater spiritual blessings in our lives.

At Shiloh Baptist Church, we want growing disciples to know know God through weekly worship and teaching. Be inspired as the author of Hebrews encourages believers to not forsake consistently meeting together with God's church.