Today, we're talking about why we gather as a church community.
Let's start with the big question – “Why are you here?” As Christians, we're part of a body of believers with a mission beyond our church walls. But, we also need to come together in community to support and encourage one another.
Now, I know some of you might be thinking, “But going to church doesn't make me holy!” And you're right. Only God can be God. But, gathering with fellow believers is an essential part of our spiritual growth. It's a chance to learn more about God, pray together, and be equipped to serve Him better.
Throughout the Bible, we see references to the importance of gathering as a church community. Acts, Colossians, Psalms, Ephesians – they all speak to the significance of coming together with other believers.
So, why do we gather? It's simple – we gather, so we won't give up. Life can be tough, and we all need support from time to time. By gathering, we can encourage and uplift one another, equip ourselves for ministry, and show the world the love of Christ.
In conclusion, we encourage you to gather regularly with your church community. It's a chance to connect with others, learn more about God, and have some fun along the way. As Pastor Nermalis reminds us, “The church is a powerful force for good in the world.” So, let's gather and make a positive impact in our communities.