The story of Nehemiah and his concern for Jerusalem and the people of God is interesting and riveting.  About 445 B.C. Nehemiah, an official in the Persian kingdom, enquired of the Jews; the people of God, affected by the Babylonian exile and about Jerusalem the city of God. The news broke his heart. He mourned […]

Fellowship comes from the Greek word, KOINONIA, which means “to share in common.” For Christians, fellowship is more than attending church. It involves becoming an active part of the body and supporting others while being supported by them. It involves worshipping, caring and sharing together. Hebrews 10:19-25 speaks directly to the benefits of fellowshipping with […]

The directive from Hebrews 10:25 that Christians should not forsake the assembling of themselves together is based on the different fellowship activities which we enjoy because of the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.  The verses call us brethren and indicate to us that we should draw near, we should hold fast and we should consider one […]