Why Gathering Together Matters

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Disciple – Week 2 Why Gathering Together Matters (Acts 2:42–47; Hebrews 10:23–25) We gather to worship God and remember His love for us. In Scripture, gathering with God’s people is not a suggestion but a shaping priority of a disciple’s life. When we choose to gather, we glorify God, ground ourselves in His love, and grow stronger together. This message challenges us to move gathering from a preference to a priority and to see how God uses worshiping together to form our faith week after week.

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