Theme: Spiritual Discipline for Christian Growth
Dear All,
Last Sunday, our studies on Spiritual Disciplines for Christian Growth led us to consider Stewardship of Time and Money. One of the lessons from that study is that as believers, we are to use our Master’s time and money in ways that will accrue eternal benefits (Luke 16:11-12). Our topic for consideration this Sunday is Spiritual Discipline- Fellowship.
Key Learning Points
- Fellowship means being a part of a group, a body of people; having or sharing with others certain things in common such as interest, goals, feelings, beliefs, activities, labor, privileges and responsibilities, experiences, and concerns. It also involves working together and caring for one another as a company of people, like a company of soldiers or members of a family
- Fellowship is an important spiritual discipline necessary for a healthy Church. It is more than the coming together of believers and requires a deep level of commitment of all that we have, are and are becoming. No wonder the early believers were willing to go all the way with it – sell their property for the common good, etc.
- The thread which makes true Biblical fellowship possible is our common heritage in Jesus’ death and resurrection and of His Spirit in us.
Hebrews 10:25
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