Fellowship is a sharing of power, gifting, and insight for the purpose of spiritual development to accomplish God's divine will. Fellowship is not hanging out, it's a sharing that produces growth, in order to do. One component that must be present in fellowship is love. Without love for God and for the brethren, it is impossible to have true fellowship.

Fellowship is communion. It is the sharing of the nature, value and power of God. Each member should be able to give, offer and share when fellowshipping with other believers. Fellowship is a building process, sharing the authority, power and life of God with one another to do His will. The essence of fellowship is unity of the Body, to accomplish the things of God. As believers, we should be a body fitly joined together.

Fellowship is communion. It is the sharing of the nature, value and power of God. Each member should be able to give, offer and share when fellowshipping with other believers. Fellowship is a building process, sharing the authority, power and life of God with one another to do His will. The essence of fellowship is unity of the Body, to accomplish the things of God. As believers, we should be a body fitly joined together.

Fellowship is communion. It is the sharing of the nature, value and power of God. Each member should be able to give, offer and share when fellowshipping with other believers. Fellowship is a building process, sharing the authority, power and life of God with one another to do His will. The essence of fellowship is unity of the Body, to accomplish the things of God. As believers, we should be a body fitly joined together.

Do you feel ashamed of your testimony or shy away from sharing because you feel it isn't as 'glorious' as others? In the second letter to his spiritual son, Paul admonishes, Timothy not be be ashamed of his testimony and Paul's either. As believers, we should never shy away from sharing the true reason we accepted Jesus as our Lord and Savior. We should continually acknowledge the testimony that brought us to the Kingdom and always demonstrate the fruit of the transforming effects of salvation in our lives.

Do you feel ashamed of your testimony or shy away from sharing because you feel it isn't as 'glorious' as others? In the second letter to his spiritual son, Paul admonishes, Timothy not be be ashamed of his testimony and Paul's either. As believers, we should never shy away from sharing the true reason we accepted Jesus as our Lord and Savior. We should continually acknowledge the testimony that brought us to the Kingdom and always demonstrate the fruit of the transforming effects of salvation in our lives.

Do you feel ashamed of your testimony or shy away from sharing because you feel it isn't as 'glorious' as others? In the second letter to his spiritual son, Paul admonishes, Timothy not be be ashamed of his testimony and Paul's either. As believers, we should never shy away from sharing the true reason we accepted Jesus as our Lord and Savior. We should continually acknowledge the testimony that brought us to the Kingdom and always demonstrate the fruit of the transforming effects of salvation in our lives.

As a believer, are you running on empty? Not having a prayer life, for a Christian, is the equivalent to trying to drive a car with no gas. Have you tried to methodize prayer, finding the right words but your heart isn't in the right place? Do your prayers convey the will of God or are the merely defined by wants rather than the will of God? The disciples asked Jesus to teach them how to pray. They wanted the effect in life that they saw Jesus had. Prayer is a means to an end. Our prayers should produce something. They should no longer carry the Imagery of religion but rather the power of the King.

As a believer, are you running on empty? Not having a prayer life, for a Christian, is the equivalent to trying to drive a car with no gas. Have you tried to methodize prayer, finding the right words but your heart isn't in the right place? Do your prayers convey the will of God or are the merely defined by wants rather than the will of God? The disciples asked Jesus to teach them how to pray. They wanted the effect in life that they saw Jesus had. Prayer is a means to an end. Our prayers should produce something. They should no longer carry the Imagery of religion but rather the power of the King.

As a believer, are you running on empty? Not having a prayer life, for a Christian, is the equivalent to trying to drive a car with no gas. Have you tried to methodize prayer, finding the right words but your heart isn't in the right place? Do your prayers convey the will of God or are the merely defined by wants rather than the will of God? The disciples asked Jesus to teach them how to pray. They wanted the effect in life that they saw Jesus had. Prayer is a means to an end. Our prayers should produce something. They should no longer carry the Imagery of religion but rather the power of the King.