We often treat our spiritual lives like a DIY project, thinking we can handle it all on our own. But just like assembling IKEA furniture, our faith journey is far more successful when we have help. The Bible is crystal clear: 'two are better than one' (Ecclesiastes 4:9). Isolation cuts us off from the support, encouragement, and accountability that God designed for us. Without community, our spiritual growth can end up like a poorly built cabinet – it might hold together, but it's not how it should be. We're called to something greater: a vibrant, supportive community where we lift each other up, speak truth in love, and grow stronger together in Christ. This isn't optional; it's essential. When we embrace community, we become that 'cord of three strands' that can't be easily broken, ready to face life's challenges with strength and resilience.

Key Points:
• God made us for community, not isolation.
• Spiritual growth happens best in supportive relationships.
• Gathering with other believers isn’t optional—it’s essential.
• Speaking truth in love builds a stronger community. • Small groups and discipleship are how we engage deeply in community.
• Consistency and commitment unlock the full benefits of community.

Small Group Guide