Connecting Fellowship

Connecting Fellowship ~ The basis of God's word for our meditation subject is quoted from Acts. Thus saith the Lord: “Let all who believe, keep together all that is common to them” – Acts 2:44. If we describe the church as a “community that lives together,” how does it differ from other communities? Isn't the Arisan Group also made up of the cooperation of many people? So do cyclist communities, working-class communities, animal-lover communities, and so on.

Church fellowships are different from other fellowships. For the ecclesiastical fellowship is shaped by the breath of Christ and strives for the glory of God. This is exemplified by the fact that the early church not only lived together; but united as the communion of God's Church. They gather to worship, administer the sacraments, and express their love for each other. The unity of the Church is not just about coming together in one place, nor is it for personal gain. Even at great distances, the churches remain united and connected to each other. Divine love reigns among members. Get to know each other, care, care, support each other's interests, and be generous to those who lack it. There are many differences within the church. We have different political views, ethnicities, races, classes, and opinions, but these differences are no barrier to unity. Shouldn't we be the same in order to be united? Despite our differences, we must be united in love and the truth of God's Word and give our lives together to bear witness to God's glory. Have a nice day. Stay healthy and always rely on the Lord Jesus. May the Lord Jesus bless our lives, our families, our work and our ministry. Amen