In our consumer-driven world, it's easy
to approach faith like a shopping spree,
constantly seeking the next big thing in
worship. We might find ourselves moving
from church to church, always looking
for a better experience, a more exciting
program, or a more charismatic speaker.
But scripture warns us, as 2 Timothy 4:3
reminds us, to suit their own desires,
they will gather around them a great
number of teachers. This pursuit often
creates spiritual FOMO, not genuine
maturity. Corporate worship is
fundamentally about steadfast
faithfulness, not chasing fleeting
trends or personal comfort.
So let us pause and consider. Are your
choices about church attendance driven
by comfort and excitement or by a deeper
calling and obedience to God's will? Let
us seek roots not just thrills.