The early church in Acts 2 demonstrates two essential qualities that made their community irresistible: compelling urgency about the gospel and costly compassion for one another. Today's church faces a critical choice between operating like a cruise ship focused on passenger comfort or a fishing vessel united around mission. The cruise ship mentality treats church as a consumer experience, asking what amenities and programs are offered. The fishing vessel approach recognizes that everyone has a purpose and role in reaching others with the gospel. When believers shift from consumer to contributor, prioritizing church community and joining the mission, they create the kind of authentic community that draws others to Jesus daily.