What do you get out of going to church?

I get to hear instruction from the Word of God from a man who explains it clearly and helps me to apply it to my life.

I get an opportunity to hear God direct my life.

I hear a promise that gives me a fresh perspective and lifts my spirits.

I have tasks to do there that can make an eternal impact on the lives of others.

The worship experience is so much richer when the whole congregation praises God.

I can give of my goods to help others in need.

I can share a message that encourages someone else.

I can bring my child in so he can learn from those who teach in a way that children can understand.

I can be convicted by the sermon or another brother, and change direction in life.

I can learn from other imperfect people who struggle with their faith.

I maintain a good conscience from doing what God said to do.

What Do You Think?

a. Do you belong to a non-church-related club that shares your interests? How do you think that group is different than a church? How is it similar?

b. Do you go to church? Are you getting any benefits out of it? Why or why not?

c. Who gets the most benefit out of church, people who participate in the meetings or people who don’t?

d. Do the benefits of church come from attending the meeting place, or from other people who are exercising their role and purpose in the church?

About Steve Husting

Steve Husting lives in Southern California with his wife and son. He enjoys encouraging others through writing, and likes reading, digital photography, the outdoors, calligraphy, and chocolate. He has written several books and ebooks, and hundreds of Christian devotionals. Steve is also having a great time illustrating God's Word with calligraphy.
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