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Orthopraxy: Fellowship
Churches talk a lot about fellowship, but many just use the word to mean a time for social interaction. However, that is not what the Bible means when it discusses fellowship around faith in Jesus. In this post we will find out what it really entails.
Continuing on last week’s track of exposing our false idols, this week I take a look at the story of Namaan and Elisha, and see how each of our idols drives our hearts and lives in different ways.
Although Christians are meant to live in relationship with the Lord, our hearts are continually diverted to worshipping the things of God, rather than God Himself. This is even true for those of us in ministry leadership roles! However, in His grace, the Lord wants to expose the idols of our hearts, so that we can return to Him completely! Therefore, we must repent when our hearts are diverted from worshipping the Lord Himself, to worshipping our ministry, our blessings, or our public esteem.