September 3, 2025 - Good Morning! It’s Wednesday, September 3.
When you walk into a lot of churches you’ll find a room called The Fellowship Hall. It’s a place where the congregation gathers - gathers for potluck meals, for banquets, for special occasions - for well, fellowship.
That’s kind of a “church” word, fellowship. It’s our word for what the world would call a party.
But when the Bible uses that word fellowship, it goes to something much deeper, a deeper connection, a spiritual connection. Luke writes about it in Acts 2:44, and his words paint a beautiful picture of the church.
“And all those who had believed were together and had all things in common.”
The Greek word that Luke uses is “koinonia,” a term that translates into “sharing.” Our relationships, as Christian brothers and sisters, as a family of God, are deep and spiritual. We share an eternal fellowship.
Meet you back here tomorrow,
David
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