We all seek a place to belong, a true
community. For us as believers, there's
a special call to find not just a
community, but a spiritual home.
Ephesians 2:19 tells us we are
consequently, you are no longer
foreigners and strangers, but fellow
citizens with God's people and also
members of his household. This isn't
just a nice idea. It's an invitation to
deep meaningful belonging within God's
family. Biblically, a believer is meant
to be rooted in one local church family.
Just like a tree needs deep roots to
flourish, our worship and spiritual
growth thrive when we are planted, not
just visiting. Juggling multiple homes
can leave us feeling scattered, never
fully invested.
So, let me ask you directly. If someone
asked why, what's your church home?
Would you have a clear, heartfelt
answer? This isn't about perfection, but
about intentional belonging. Consider
where you are truly planted. There's
profound strength and joy in committing
to one spiritual family, growing
together in faith.