In this episode, we close out our last Wednesday night of the season by asking a huge question: What are you going to do in the in-between? If Wednesdays are off until March, does community pause too—or do we finally start living the kind of fellowship the New Testament actually describes?
Pastor Tommy walks through verse after verse—from Matthew to Revelation—showing that real Christianity is not just Sundays, good music, and a solid teacher. It’s believers gathering regularly in homes, breaking bread, bearing one another’s burdens, praying for the sick, selling what they have to meet needs, and living as one body instead of isolated individuals buying more and more privacy. This isn’t a personality thing or an introvert/extrovert thing—it’s a Bible thing.
You’ll be challenged to rethink what “church” means, to open your home, to know the people you worship next to, and to see fellowship as a command, not a convenience. We end the night interceding together for David and Muna and their baby, putting into practice exactly what we’ve been preaching: the family of God, gathered, praying, and standing together.