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CloseTim Melton - October 4, 2020
Called to Community
One of the essential characteristics of the church is that of being a “Community of One Anothers.” Throughout scripture we find this phrase “one another” when describing the people of God. “This is My commandment, that you love one another.” “Be devoted to one another.” “Bear one another’s burdens.” “Be hospitable to one another.” “Serve one another.” “Build up one another.” “Comfort one another.” “Encourage one another.” “Seek after that which is good for one another.” “Stimulate one another to love and good deeds.” This is just a sample, there are many more verses that call us to care for “one another.”
Scripture References: Acts 2:42-47
Related Topics: Obedience, Relationships, Serving others | More Messages from Tim Melton | Download Audio
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