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Want to Get More Enriched by The Word?

If you attend church once a week or less and believe you are fulfilling your role as a Christian, take a moment to reflect within your heart. Can you genuinely grasp what it means to be a Christian? Do you participate in your church community beyond just making a small offering or tithe? Are you involved with others in your congregation? When asked to help, do you step forward, even if the request is directed at many people? Are you engaging in activities that challenge you rather than just those you enjoy? Do you assist others for the sake of Jesus and His teachings?

I notice individuals in our church who refrain from attending Bible study classes, neglect to discuss Christian topics, and rarely engage in Christian volunteering. They often prefer easy tasks that don’t require deeper reflection on their faith. While they may act important, they seldom read the Bible and lack a true understanding of what it means to be Christian. It saddens me to see them craft a version of Christianity that serves only their interests, with no sacrifice or comprehension of the Word. They seem to believe they can manage without God—until times get tough.

I encourage you to become more involved in your church. Help with church work and participate in Bible study classes, which are immensely beneficial for deepening your understanding of the Scriptures. Join a study group to discuss the Bible and share your thoughts on Jesus and the impact He has on your life—how He provides protection and comfort. If you haven’t yet connected with Jesus, explore His life and teachings; as you study, you’ll come to know Him—He resides within you if you unlock that part of yourself.

Becoming more active in church and with your congregation will enlighten you and bring happiness. You’ll discover like-minded individuals and share the positive place you’re in. Being a Christian can be infectious—so go out and inspire others to get involved!