“Let us not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another—and all the more as you see the Day approaching.” – Hebrews 10:25 (NIV)
This verse serves as a fatherly reminder that community and fellowship are integral parts of a balanced spiritual life. It stresses the importance of coming together regularly to uplift each other.
3 Points on Why It’s Important to Return to Church When You Miss It:
- A Sense of Community and Belonging:
- Church isn’t just a building; it’s a community. It’s that familiar space where faces light up when they see you and where you’re missed when you’re gone. The power of community in a church setting can serve as both a balm for your soul and a joyful experience. It’s like coming home after a long trip; it just feels right. ????
- Spiritual Nourishment:
- You wouldn’t skip several meals and expect to feel good, right? The same goes for spiritual nourishment. Church services offer you the wisdom of scriptures, the uplifting experience of worship, and the focused time for prayer. All of these can feed your soul and help you grow in your spiritual journey. ????
- An Opportunity for Service:
- One of the greatest joys of being part of a church community is the chance to serve others. Whether it’s helping out with a local charity, contributing to community events, or simply being a supportive friend to another member, your presence matters. And let’s be honest, giving just feels good, doesn’t it? ????
Missing church isn’t just about the absence of your physical presence in a building; it’s about missing out on all the opportunities for growth, fellowship, and service that come with being a part of a spiritual community. So why not come back? Your seat’s been saved, and the community isn’t quite the same without you. ????
God Bless Greg
