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June 9, 1985
In a culture full of alienation and disenchantment, how do churches offer distinctly Christian fellowship? To enjoy the community of believers, we must first have more than an interest or desire in common; we must share Christ’s salvation and grace in our lives. From Romans 12, Alistair Begg teaches on the practical characteristics of believers’ life together. When Christian relationships are full of sincerity, humility, fervency, reality, and hospitality, the divine gift of fellowship is at work.
9tLet love be genuine. uAbhor what is evil; hold fast to what is good. 10vLove one another with brotherly affection. wOutdo one another in showing honor. 11Do not be slothful in zeal, xbe fervent in spirit,7 yserve the Lord. 12zRejoice in hope, abe patient in tribulation, bbe constant in prayer. 13cContribute to the needs of the saints and dseek to show hospitality.
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