WHY DO YOU DO CHURCH?

 


Why do you “go to church”?

What do you do in “church”?

Mind you, you don’t “go to church”. Why?

The True Church is not the physical building.

It is the Spiritual Body of Christ.

The Spiritual Entity of True Christians which Christ is Himself building. The One New Man in Christ. 

Selah, selah! 

You’re either part of His Body or you’re not.

You’re either in the True Church or you’re not.

If you’re in the True Christ, you’re in the True Church. 

(Let this digest). 

Hallelujah to the Lord Jesus!

It’s beyond membership to a physical group.

You don’t join Christ’s Church by filling out a form, or by attending a membership class, or by water baptism, or by paying an obligatory monetary levy, or fulfilling other criteria or requirements set up in a religious organization. No! Definitely, no.

The Father adds you into the Body of His Son by the birthing of the Spirit. It’s not your job. 

The Spirit in you will bear witness to this truth. 

So again, why do you gather to fellowship with fellow believers? Honestly evaluate this for yourself, as you mature in the faith, o believer!

What do you hear when you go to the place you call “church“? 

What do you truly seek whenever you attend a meeting, gathering or assembly of Christians? 

Is it for money, material success, bodily healing, marriage, fruit of the womb, protection from enemies and evils?

Or is it to know Christ more, to understand God’s word better, to encourage and be encouraged by other genuine children of God who love God and who love fellow believers in the Family of God, who seek to grow spiritually in grace and knowledge of Christ?

Objectively assess your own heart and mind.

Grace and peace to God’s True Family!

The True Church spread across the globe!


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