Robert Griffith | 17 January 2025
Robert Griffith
17 January 2025

 

We live in an age of hyperconnectivity, where social media and digital communication dominate. Yet, paradoxically, many people feel more isolated than ever before. As Christians, we are called to embody and foster authentic community – a reflection of God’s relational nature.

The Bible gives us a beautiful glimpse of the early church in just one verse:

Acts 2:42  “They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer.”

This wasn’t just a casual gathering; it was a deeply committed community centred on Christ. Authentic Christian community is built on vulnerability, accountability, and shared purpose. It’s about more than attending church on Sunday – it’s about walking through life together, celebrating victories, and carrying one another’s burdens.

This kind of fellowship requires intentionality, as it often means stepping out of our comfort zones to connect with others.

In today’s fragmented world, building genuine relationships can be challenging, but the rewards are profound. When we invest in community, we find encouragement, growth, and the joy of serving others.

More importantly, we reflect the unity of the body of Christ to a world longing for connection.

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