Who Would Notice If You Stopped Coming to Church? | Start at Home

If you stopped going to church for a month, who would notice?And there's another side to that question: if someone else disappeared for a month, would you notice?It's possible to attend the same church for years, recognize dozens of faces and still remain mostly unknown. But the New Testament describes something much deeper than simply sitting together during a worship service.In this episode, Raymond looks at Acts 2:42, Galatians 6:2 and 1 Corinthians 12 to explore fellowship, carrying one another's burdens and what it means to function as part of the body of Christ.We'll also talk about why watching a church service online can provide valuable content but can't replace genuine relationships, and how serving alongside other believers can turn familiar faces into people we actually know and care about.Church isn't supposed to be an audience we sit in. God designed us to participate in one another's lives.Continue the Start at Home series:https://www.discipleblueprint.com/startathomeIf this episode helped you think differently about your relationship with your church, please like it, share it with someone who may benefit from it, and follow the Disciple Blueprint Podcast on your favorite podcast platform. Those simple actions help more people discover Disciple Blueprint.