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Why people do not attend church
Too far away from home. Had never been to any church. Don’t know anyone that goes to church. Don’t have appropriate attire for church. Don’t understand the bible. Feel condemned. Don’t feel welcomed. Don’t have anyone to go with. Don’t trust preachers. Don’t like preaching. Don’t have extra time to attend church. Prefer to conveniently…
Reasons people attend church
An innate passion to worship God the Father, and the Lord Jesus with other believers, accompanied by inner promptings to hear what God is saying. To earnestly keep the faith. To receive God’s favor and blessings. Gut feeling it is the right and moral thing to do. To stay on the right path. For instructions…
The church
Body of Christ, Bride of Christ, Household of Faith, Salt of the earth, Light of the world, Temple of God. These are some of the names mentioned in the scriptures for the people of God, the church. These terms innately reflect the diverse imagery that God chose to define His people. These terms clearly depict…