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  • The Church: God's Design - In Touch - May 1
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    May 1

    The Church: God's Design

    Hebrews 10:23-25

    When you hear the word "church," do you picture a little white building full of smiling people in fancy clothes? As lovely as that image may be, God's design for church is unrelated to it. He created the church to be a unified fellowship of believers who encourage each other and carry out His ministry to the world.

    The Bible clearly defines the following as ministries of the church: worshiping the living God, instructing and edifying believers, making disciples of all nations, and serving the needy. Unless the leadership is careful, however, these purposes can all too easily get out of balance, with the unfortunate result that the body ends up malnourished. For example, a church with too heavy an emphasis on praise might become introverted. Congregations that overemphasize teaching could lose their joy, and those that evangelize to the neglect of the other areas could miss out on great faith.

     
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     Bible Trivia Question of the Day 
       

    To where was Abraham instructed to take his son Isaac and to offer him there as a sacrifice?
    A. Land of Teman
    B. Land of Padan-Aram
    C. Land of Moriah
    D. Land of Kadesh

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