Making Disciples of Jesus Christ
At the moment we have fragmented and missing parts in the body of Christ. Some believers are afraid of getting involved with each other for fear of being sucked into the wrong body. So they often end up isolated and without fellowship, unable to mature into Christ.
Don’t be afraid to find other believers and connect with them. Here are different ways on how you can be useful.
I have discussed this question with many people over the years. I even asked this question on a facebook group called ‘Organic Church Movements’ recently. The results were very interesting.
“Let us pray.”
You see a few hands brushing over faces and hear a few quiet “sighs…” around the room. Heads are bowed and eyes closed.
People are simply trying not to fall asleep.
A lot of home church members I have met in the past few years have expressed these same frustrations:
“Meeting for the sake of meeting”
“Becoming stale”
“Drifting aimlessly”
Here are two main reasons your home church will become stale.
Traditions aren’t always easy to see or to break off. There is a hidden tradition in most home churches which is creating a fundamental flaw in their thinking and is preventing them from experiencing explosive growth like Jesus wants.
Home church FAQs
The early church devoted themselves to fellowship. In this blog I will talk about the fellowship that we enjoy. But first I need to answer the question:
What is fellowship?
