Noah Herrin preaches from Hebrews 10:24-25 about the importance of committing to Christian community. He argues that many Christians evade deep commitment because of an "idol of flexibility" and a fear of losing options, but true spiritual growth and protection from spiritual attack come through rooted relationships. Herrin explains that biblical community will sometimes hurt or challenge us, and that the cost of commitment is outweighed by the fruit it produces. He concludes with practical steps for committing (attend regularly, join a group, serve) and gives an invitation to begin a relationship with Jesus.
““if you decide that you're going to have one foot in a community and one foot out of community ... you are missing out on the most beautiful Community you could have”” · Noah Herrin
Take it with you
Commit to attending a local church regularly rather than occasionally; consistent presence is necessary for spiritual growth. Join a small group (Way Group) and be willing to be challenged - community is meant to sharpen and spur you toward love and good deeds. Serve on a team for at least three months to build deeper relationships and fight loneliness.
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