We often think our obligation to the church is to attend, give our regular contributions, and help out when we can. But for Paul, our obligation is to love and serve each other. As he writes to a church in conflict (Romans 12:9-21), he reminds them that "church" isn't about leadership positions or even structures, but about the concern and care that come about in close relationship with each other. Christ's church is a group of people who love and serve each other. Sermon: The Church's Obligation to Each Other CommentsLeave a Reply |  I do not post to this blog on a regular schedule. Typically, I post bible study notes or resources that I'm working on for use at the Horton Road Church of Christ, where I preach, or short articles about ministry and church leadership. Occasionally I post a book review.
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